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From: Jean James <j
To: Undisclosed recipients:;
Bcc: "Berman, Geoffrey (USANYS)"
Subject: Fwd: Some inside info on Russian Money laundering and the Epstein paedophile ring
Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2019 03:45:32 +0000
Mr. Taylor appears optimistic, but I can assure you that he will be ignored. The NCA works only for the
Home Office and not the taxpayer. It is not a crime reporting agency. Neither is the SFO. The rest of
the British police forces will not investigate serious economic crime unless pushed to do so by
politicians or important people.
This is why these types of crimes continue under the radar, and are affecting other nations and the
global economy.
Jean James
From: "TheAbstraction ."
To: "lynne owens"
Cc: "info"
Sent: Sunday, 15 December, 2019 12:12:24
Subject: Some inside info on Russian Money laundering and the Epstein paedophile ring
Kalamata
Billington Lane
Derrington
Stafford
ST18 9LR
15 Dec 2019
To Lynn Owens of the NCA:
Dear Director General Lynn Owens,
I wish to report serious matters of fraud, particularly those involved with Russian money
laundering of gold bullion and their links to the Epstein paedophile ring which I believe is blackmailing
Parliament. This email will serve to prove I did my civil duty and reported the crime at the highest level.
I believe the Foreign Office had previously obstructed the NCA's investigations in these matters in
2018, but this was under Theresa May, so perhaps you are now free to re-open the investigation.
The possibility that gold bullion was used in the Laundromat Russian money laundering operation
was raised by me in 2015 in the Birmingham Mercantile Court in lawsuit B40BM021. I had drawn the
conclusion after reading of Deutsche Bank's $10 billion money laundering operation in the New Yorker
for which they were later fined by the FCA in 2016. Deutsche Bank's conduct in my lawsuit suggested
to me that they had destroyed bullion trading receipts, and that this incriminated executive…
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