Thomas Bowers

Thomas Bowers (banker, Epstein Affair/Premature death)
Born	12 June 1964
Died	19 November 2019 (Age 55) Malibu, California, US
Cause of death	"hanging"
Victim of	premature death
Head of Deutsche Bank's American wealth-management division. Signed off suspicious loans from to both Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump.  Head of US Private Wealth Management Dates unknown Employer Deutsche Bank Dates unknown but Bowers had this job as of September 14, 2006

Thomas Michael Bowers was head of the US Private Wealth Management division of Deutsche Bank. He lent money to both Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump. He "was among the individuals who they [the FBI] hoped to interview about Epstein’s finances" but he died on 19 November 2019, reportedly by hanging himself at his home in Malibu, California.

Career

Bowers was boss of Rosemary Vrablic, who later handled hundreds of millions for Donald Trump, and who as a special condition of her being appointed in 2006 bypassed a layer of middle management to report directly to Bowers.

"Bowers headed the private wealth banking division for Deutsche Bank and signed off on millions in loans to Epstein. Bowers, prior to taking over the private banking arm at Deutsche Bank, served in the same top position at Citibank, as the head of the bank’s private wealth arm."

Death

The Los Angeles coroner reported that Bowers hanged himself. On 26th November acquaintance David Enrich (a New York Times reporter) tweeted about Bowers' death. This resulted in a number of stories on the internet in the next week or so.

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