Tell Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to release Jeffrey Epstein's bank records

The petition to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reads:

We are concerned women, survivors of sexual violence, and allies across the country, and we are aware that you have in your possession thousands of the late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's bank records that map out his entire financial network. We want you to release these files without further delay, as they would shed light on who paid Epstein, how their money was spent by Epstein, and how big banks and powerful individuals like Leon Black may have enabled Epstein's sex trafficking network. Women and girls deserve no less.

Women, survivors of sexual violence, and allies across the country will never stop agitating and making noise until every single file related to the late child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein is released, and every abuser and enabler in his network is held accountable. Our latest target?

Billionaire Leon Black. Here's who he is and why he should, at the very least, be investigated for potential crimes:

• Black, who is the co-founder of private equity behemoth Apollo Global Management--and longtime Trump family friend--appears an astonishing 8,512 times in the Epstein files.
• Black paid Epstein $170 million between 2012 and 2017 for alleged financial services--in spite of Epstein's 2008 conviction for soliciting sex from a child. 
• Black may have made millions of dollars in payments to two Russian women who may have been part of Epstein's sex-trafficking network, according to emails in the Epstein files and recent reporting.

Of course, like so many of Epstein's pals, including the one occupying the Oval Office, Black denies any wrongdoing. There is only one way to find out: The Treasury Department must release all of Epstein's bank records without further delay!