The recent investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s financial dealings has shed light on a complex web of bank transfers routed through Lithuanian financial institutions since 2008. Data obtained by LRT reveal that dozens of transactions, amounting to millions of euros, flowed through accounts linked to entities with opaque ownership structures. These transfers appear to have facilitated the movement of funds connected to Epstein’s broader network, raising concerns about Lithuania’s vulnerability as a conduit for illicit capital. Of particular note are the discreet patterns of fund movement, often characterized by layering and integration tactics, which signal potential money laundering…