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6100 Red Hook Quarter: The Address That Connects Everything

  • Writer: Patrick Duggan
    Patrick Duggan
  • Feb 19
  • 6 min read

Updated: Apr 25

# 6100 Red Hook Quarter: The Address That Connects Everything



Someone is running our Epstein API at scale. 731 automated queries over four days from a single IP hash. LinkedIn profile names scraped from a company's employee directory — complete with emojis, pronouns, and professional suffixes that prove the source. Two-minute intervals. Systematic. Professional.


We let them run. We watched. And then we followed the queries back to what they found.


This is that story.


The Scanner



Between February 16 and February 19, 2026, IP hash `6b4f8266cdb766ae` ran 731 name searches against our Epstein document API. The names had LinkedIn formatting artifacts — emoji decorators, "(she/her)" pronoun tags, spaced-out characters like "A M I S H . P A T E L," professional suffixes. Someone had scraped a corporate directory and was checking every name against 329,473 DOJ Epstein documents.


97.8% of the queries returned zero results. But the ones that hit? They hit something.


Morris May



The query "Morris May" returned 9 documents. Not a person named Morris May — the search matched **Paul Morris**, Jeffrey Epstein's personal relationship banker at Deutsche Bank, 345 Park Avenue, New York. The "May" matched because the bank statements are dated May 2016.


Paul Morris managed at minimum nine accounts for Epstein entities. All at the same address:


**6100 Red Hook Quarter, B3, St. Thomas, USVI 00802.**


The Nine Accounts



| Entity | Type | May 2016 Balance |

|--------|------|-----------------|

| Southern Trust Company, Inc. | Elite Money Market | $60,885,489 |

| Southern Financial LLC | Business Checking | $407,070 |

| JEGE (Jeffrey Epstein) | Business Checking | $386,890 |

| Zorro Development Corp | Business Checking | $97,605 |

| Neptune LLC (Jeffrey Epstein) | Business Checking | $136,039 |

| Jeffrey Epstein LLC | Business Checking | $129,887 |

| Southern Trust Company, Inc. | Business Checking | $139,472 |

| MORT, Inc | Business Checking | $3.12 |

| Butterfly Trust | Money Market | $2.98 |


$62.2 million across nine accounts at one bank. One banker. One address. And Southern Trust Company was moving $21.3 million out in a single month — $20 million to Northern Trust, $1.1 million to Morgan Stanley via Citibank.


The receiving entities include Harlequin Dane LLC (Boca Raton), Inflatable Marlin Services LLC, and — we are not making this up — **American Extort Company**.


Paul Morris emailed Epstein directly at [email protected] on November 14, 2015: "Hope you are safe." (EFTA01458821)


Gratitude America



At the same address — 6100 Red Hook Quarter, B3, St. Thomas — Epstein registered a USVI non-profit called **Gratitude America, Ltd**.


Epstein described it himself in a February 24, 2016 email: "the supporter is me. so no name necessary, the check will come from Gratitude America, my private foundation. based on the philosophy that too many people complain about the country rather than expressing the thanks it deserves."


What Gratitude America actually did:


**1. Received $10 million from Leon Black's foundation in 2015.** Leon Black, chairman of Apollo Global Management. The same Apollo that the DiIorio whistleblower connected to Epstein and Kushner. Ten million dollars into a USVI non-profit controlled by a convicted sex offender.


**2. Donated $50,000 to the UJA Wall Street Dinner honoring Howard Lutnick on December 11, 2017.** Lutnick, then CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald. Now the United States Commerce Secretary. The email chain is explicit — Epstein's assistant contacts UJA, arranges the check from Gratitude America, and Epstein tells them to give the table to Lutnick because "he will not use the table himself." (EFTA02229752)


**3. Lost $5 million in a day.** Paul Morris emailed Melinda Roy on March 3, 2016: "Hi looks like $5 mn went out yesterday, can you see where?" The banker managing the account lost track of five million dollars.


**4. Made phantom donations.** A Wall Street Journal reporter investigating in September 2019 noted: "Some of Gratitude's donations between 2016 and 2017, listed in its tax forms, were never received."


**5. Was closed six months before Epstein's arrest.** Darren Indyke, Epstein's lawyer, wrote to Deutsche Bank on January 10, 2019: "Please close the above account." Epstein was arrested July 6, 2019. (EFTA01387256)


**6. Was flagged as high-risk by Deutsche Bank's own compliance team.** Internal emails show the "2018 Periodic Review" classified MORT, Inc and Gratitude America Ltd as "high-risked accounts due for remediation" under the "SOUTHERN FINANCIAL RELATIONSHIP." Deutsche Bank's AML team ran due diligence. They kept the accounts anyway.


The Deutsche Bank Problem



Here's where the address becomes a nexus.


Deutsche Bank managed $62.2 million across nine Epstein shell entities at 6100 Red Hook Quarter. Deutsche Bank was also, for decades, the primary lender to Donald Trump when no other major bank would extend credit.


The same bank. The same era. The same relationship management infrastructure.


Deutsche Bank was eventually fined $150 million by New York regulators for compliance failures related to the Epstein relationship. The fine specifically cited the bank's failure to properly monitor transactions — transactions like $5 million leaving Gratitude America in a single day with the relationship banker asking where it went.


The Ruemmler Thread



On January 8, 2015, Kathy Ruemmler — former White House Counsel to President Obama — emailed Jeffrey Epstein: "John Brennan gave me the CIA Agency Medal (the CIA's highest award) this morning. How cool is that?" (EFTA02386175)


The same Kathy Ruemmler who wrote "victim's rights, my ass" about Epstein's trafficking survivors. The same Kathy Ruemmler who resigned from Goldman Sachs on February 15, 2026, after we published those emails.


And in a separate email, Epstein discussed retaining "Cathy Rummeler" — who "has left as Obama's counsel and has joined Latham and Watkins" — to "sheppard through the structure of the DAF" (Donor Advised Fund), covering "regulatory, tax, etc." In the same email, he described his contacts in Dubai as "easy, very good friends."


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Former White House Counsel → CIA medal from John Brennan → hired by Epstein to structure charitable giving vehicles → Goldman Sachs General Counsel → resigned over published emails.


The Gulf Connection



Epstein's assistant booked him on first-class Emirates flights to Abu Dhabi. He communicated with members of the Sulayem family. An associate named Aziza Alahmadi forwarded him articles about Mohammed bin Salman and Saudi reform. He described his Dubai contacts as "easy, very good friends."


The Crypto Briefing



Someone emailed Epstein a detailed technical briefing on "proof of burn (re: bitcoin & anonymity)" — explaining how to remove anonymity from cryptocurrency transactions. The email walks through double-spending prevention, private key generation, and the technical limitations of Bitcoin traceability.


A man managing $62.2 million across nine shell entities at one address was getting briefed on how cryptocurrency anonymity works.


What The Scanner Found



So someone scraped a LinkedIn employee directory — likely connected to Southern Trust Company or its corporate successors — and ran 731 names against our API. Of those 731, sixteen returned hits. They found Paul Morris. They found the bank statements. They found the address that connects everything.


They found what we just showed you.


At commercial Enhanced Due Diligence rates, this research would cost $18,000 to $36,000. They got it for free from an API built by two people in Minnesota for $76 a month.


The Connections You Should Be Asking About



- **Deutsche Bank** managed Epstein's USVI shell empire AND was Trump's primary lender

- **Gratitude America** received $10M from Leon Black/Apollo and donated $50K to an event honoring Trump's future Commerce Secretary

- **Kathy Ruemmler** bragged to Epstein about CIA medals from John Brennan and was hired to structure his charitable giving

- **Phantom donations** from Gratitude America's tax filings were "never received" by the listed recipients

- **The account was closed** six months before Epstein's arrest by his own lawyer

- **$5 million** left Gratitude America in a single day and the banker couldn't find it

- **PACs, Super PACs, and charities** are the mechanism by which money moves from convicted sex offenders to political campaigns without appearing on donor rolls

- **An entity called "American Extort Company"** received wire transfers from Epstein's accounts at Deutsche Bank


We're not drawing conclusions. We're showing you documents. Every EFTA number cited above is verifiable against the DOJ release. Every bank statement, every email, every wire transfer is in the public record.


The search engine is at epstein.dugganusa.com. The 329,473 documents are free. The API is free. The scanner already knows this.


The Numbers



5,962,667 documents indexed. 329,473 Epstein DOJ files. 1,785,560 ICIJ offshore entities. 275+ STIX consumers in 46 countries. $76 a month. Two people.


One address connects a convicted sex offender's $62 million banking infrastructure to a charity that funded political events, a bank that financed a presidency, a White House Counsel who got CIA medals, and wire transfers to an entity literally called "American Extort Company."


6100 Red Hook Quarter, B3, St. Thomas, USVI 00802.


Now you've heard of us.




*Built by DugganUSA LLC. Every EFTA number is verifiable. Every claim cites documents. The API is free. The query logs are public.*


*Her name was Renee Nicole Good.*

*His name was Alex Jeffery Pretti.*



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