Epstein related.
Heiress sues big banks for $12B, claims dad looted $350M trust in offshore scheme tied to Ghislaine Maxwell siblings, Epstein probe
By Jennifer Gould
Published Jan. 17, 2026,
Entire article:
https://nypost.com/2026/01/17/real-estate/heiress-drops-12b-bombshell-says-big-banks-helped-dad-loot-her-trust/
Excerpt:
The Stocks maintains that La Hougue never legally controlled the trust, which was created in Colorado, because a trust provision required successor trustees to be from a US-regulated bank or trust company. That made the new trust appointment a “fraud on a power,” that is void ab initio – null and void from the start.
Tanya Dick-Stock, the daughter of late Canadian-born Denver real estate mogul John Dick Sr., and her husband Darrin Stock, sued Barclays, HSBC, and multiple trust companies in Colorado District Court on Dec. 5th, claiming the banks unlawfully handed control of her $350 million trust to her father, according to a complaint filed by their lawyer, former US presidential candidate John Edwards.
Tanya and Darrin argue Barclays and BTI never successfully resigned and therefore they remain the trustees – making them responsible for the losses and damages of at least $12 billion.
If the couple wins, their argument could set a new precedent for activists seeking to hold big banks responsible for fraud against individuals and large pension funds, said James S. Henry, co-founder of United Against Money Laundering and a Global Justice Fellow at Yale.
“We’ve seen the decimation of anti-corruption and anti-money laundering regulations, so this effort to involve private litigation comes at an essential time,” Henry said.