Bank Statement: JPM-SDNY-00052158
Summary
This is a bank statement for Ghislaine Maxwell's JPMorgan Private Bank account from June 1, 2007, to June 29, 2007, showing a Premier Checking account with significant transactions and a final balance of $121,241.53. The statement lists the account holder as Ghislaine Maxwell and provides contact information for the JPMorgan Private Bank team. The document has been marked as a government exhibit in a legal proceeding.
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