Fresh documents from the estate of late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein reveal how the convicted sex trafficker carried on doing business with high-powered Wall Street firms and banks until well after his crimes came to light. The Epstein estate has reportedly handed a list of more than 20 banks—including behemoths like Wells Fargo, TD Bank, and FirstBank Puerto Rico—to Congress. The House Oversight Committee now expects to subpoena those lenders as part of their wider review of the case, The Wall Street Journal reports. Wall Street did business with Jeffrey Epstein for well over a decade after his crimes first came to light. Boothbay reportedly dispersed $10 million back to Epstein at the end of that period.