Its move comes as victims and lawmakers seek greater accountability for the institutions that handled Epstein's wealth long after his 2008 conviction for soliciting sex from a minor. "We regret any association with that man at all," Dimon said on Wednesday, September 17. I think what happened to those women is terrible, and any role we played in it." One congressional aide familiar with the committee's Epstein probe plans said: "The walls are closing in on those who chose to look the other way, and Epstein's Johns. It's not just about Epstein himself anymore, it's about who facilitated him and who profited – and who enjoyed his sex trafficking victim harem."