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Welcome back to the Epstein Files.

Last time, we walked through the complete money map $1.1 billion through five banks.

Today, we're following the one senator who has been investigating Epstein's financial network for four years and what he has found that nobody else was looking for.

As always, every document and source we reference is available at the Neural Broadcast

Network website. So on March 20th, 2026, Senator Ron Wyden sent a letter to Leon Black, demanding

answers about $170 million in payments, Epstein. Two months earlier, he had written to Bank

of New York, Mellon CEO Robin Vince about

$378 million in wire transfers.

On February 25, he wrote to DEA administrator Terence Cole about a drug probe.

On March 18, he wrote to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche about what Wyden called

obstruction.

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