A senior Senate Democrat Monday raised fresh questions with JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon about the giant bank’s handling of its longstanding ties to notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Oregon), the top Democrat on the finance committee, ripped Dimon in a new letter for blowing off his previous requests for extensive disclosure about the bank’s lucrative relationship to Epstein and why it resisted baring details of its cozy ties with the accused sex trafficker for years.

He rejected Chase’s claim this month that only a single bank exec knew that the bank should have reported more than $1 billion in Epstein’s suspicious transactions to federal regulators much earlier than it did.

“It is not credible to suggest that one employee, no matter how senior, could be r

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