British banker Simon Andriesz, who raised concerns over alleged business links between US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein, died by suicide in Thailand aged 57. His death has drawn fresh attention to others linked to the Epstein case who have also died, including survivor Virginia Giuffre
The death of British banker and whistleblower Simon Andriesz has brought fresh attention to the long list of people connected to Jeffrey Epstein who have died over the years.
Andriesz, 57, a former managing director at Wall Street brokerage BGC Group, died in Thailand on 23 September. His family said that he had taken his own life and that there was no evidence of foul play.
Andriesz had spent years raising concerns about his former employer and about alleged links between its then chief executive, Howard Lutnick, and Epstein. Lutnick is now the US commerce secretary.
Andriesz had worked as a managing director at BGC Group, where Lutnick was chief executive. According to The Guardian, Andriesz first raised concerns internally at BGC in 2016 over alleged accounting irregularities, a year before he was sacked. He later raised concerns about alleged business ties between Lutnick and Epstein.
India Today reported that Andriesz provided information to the FBI about what he believed were undeclared business links between Lutnick and Epstein. He later found a 2018 email exchange between the two men discussing the prospects of Adfin, a start-up in...
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