British whistleblower who exposed Jeffrey Epstein link found dead as MPs call for investigation
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MPs have called for an independent investigation into the Financial Conduct Authority's treatment of whistleblowers, after the death of a former city trader who raised damning allegations linking US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to Jeffrey Epstein.Simon Andriesz, a former senior employee of international brokerage BGC Partners, died in Thailand on September 23.His family said he had taken his own life and there was no suggestion of foul play.Before his death, Mr Andriesz had approached the FCA, the FBI and other authorities with evidence he said showed previously undisclosed business connections between Mr Lutnick and Epstein, the disgraced peadophile financier who died in 2019.
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