Epstein's enabler was Mr John Dick via La Hougue as he was the secret trustee of Mr Robert Maxwell.

The above map illustrates the network surrounding Mr John William Dick and the associated offshore trust structures.

La Hougue Financial Management Services Limited has appeared in U.S. congressional materials connected to the ongoing efforts to obtain Treasury records relating to Jeffrey Epstein. Historical records show that Mr Dick held fiduciary roles within offshore trust structures during the period following the death of Mr Robert Maxwell as Mr Dick was trustee of Mr Maxwell. Trust entities administered by La Hougue have also been referenced in documentation relating to financial arrangements connected to individuals within the Maxwell family like Ghislaine Maxwell who enabled Mr Epstein via support from her trust held by La Hougue Mr Dick's company.

These overlapping fiduciary relationships have attracted renewed attention in light of wider U.S. congressional scrutiny into offshore financial networks.

The office of Senator Ron Wyden has been informed of the circumstances surrounding the unsolved 1988 murder of Mr James William Durrant, as well as documentation relating to a disputed $74 million loan note transaction dated December 27, 2002. That transaction references La Hougue and an address in Kingston-upon-Thames located one street away from the original murder scene.

These matters raise serious questions regarding the intersection of historic offshore trust administration, substantial financial movements, and an unresolved homicide case.

Historical records show that Mr John William Dick was in business with Mr James William Durrant prior to Mr Durrant’s murder in October 1988. Significant financial questions remain regarding events that followed the murder, including the handling of trust structures and substantial sums said to have moved in the years after his brutal murder.

To date, Jordan Durante believes that key financial and fiduciary aspects connected to the case have not been fully examined. Because of the international financial dimensions — including offshore trust structures and entities that have appeared in broader U.S. congressional inquiries — the case has now been presented to U.S. agencies for review.

Over time, Jordan Durante has produced detailed investigative maps outlining the individuals, trustees, and entities connected to the trust documentation. Central to his concerns is a trust deed which is unsigned by Mr Durrant and does not name his family, while referencing other beneficiaries which were the FREEMASONS OF THE GRAND HALL The validity and legal standing of that document remain matters he continues to challenge.

In due course, a full list of individuals and entities connected to what Jordan believes to be a long-running financial dispute will be published. The position remains clear: where financial structures intersect with wider international investigations, including matters linked to the Epstein record disclosures, transparency and accountability are essential and may well be produced by the USA authorities before any offshore court.

This post is a brief update.

Thank you for taking the time to review the map relating to Mr Dick.

Kind regards,

Jordan Durante