Key Associates of Convicted Sex Offender Jeffrey Epstein to Testify Before House Oversight Committee
A House Oversight Committee has issued formal subpoenas for three associates of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, including billionaire businessman Les Wexner, lawyer Darren Indyke, and accountant Richard Kahn. The committee's move comes as part of an ongoing investigation into Epstein's inner circle and their alleged roles in facilitating his sex trafficking network.
The trio were identified as critical to the investigation by Epstein survivors, who claimed that they had knowledge of Epstein's abuse and facilitated his actions. Documents released in earlier lawsuits and among the recent US Department of Justice trove show a complex relationship between Epstein and Indyke, Kahn, and Wexner.
Indyke, Epstein's lawyer, worked closely with the financier from 1986 until his death in prison in 2019. He helped establish Epstein's corporate and personal base of operations in the US Virgin Islands and was involved in almost every aspect of Epstein's business and personal affairs. Kahn managed Epstein's finances and investments, while also overseeing renovations on his private island.
The two men recently settled a lawsuit alleging they facilitated Epstein's trafficking network by arranging sham marriages between women he was abusing for immigration purposes. Wexner, who founded The Limited clothing company, worked with Epstein from the mid-1980s as his financial manager, but parted ways after Epstein's 2006 arrest.
According to attorney Brad Edwards, who has represented many of Epstein's victims, the trio - including Indyke and Kahn as executors of Epstein's will - are crucial witnesses in the investigation. "Epstein is dead," Edwards said. "If anyone has questions they would ask of Epstein on any topic, those questions should either be directed to Darren, Rich or Leslie [Wexner]."
The House Oversight Committee has issued several subpoenas since last August, including former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who refused to appear before the panel. Ghislane Maxwell, Epstein's former girlfriend serving a 20-year prison sentence for sex trafficking, is scheduled to testify on February 9.
Wexner, Kahn, and Indyke are set to testify in person on February 18, February 25, and March 5, 2026 respectively. Their testimony is expected to shed new light on Epstein's inner circle and their alleged roles in facilitating his sex trafficking network.
A House Oversight Committee has issued formal subpoenas for three associates of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, including billionaire businessman Les Wexner, lawyer Darren Indyke, and accountant Richard Kahn. The committee's move comes as part of an ongoing investigation into Epstein's inner circle and their alleged roles in facilitating his sex trafficking network.
The trio were identified as critical to the investigation by Epstein survivors, who claimed that they had knowledge of Epstein's abuse and facilitated his actions. Documents released in earlier lawsuits and among the recent US Department of Justice trove show a complex relationship between Epstein and Indyke, Kahn, and Wexner.
Indyke, Epstein's lawyer, worked closely with the financier from 1986 until his death in prison in 2019. He helped establish Epstein's corporate and personal base of operations in the US Virgin Islands and was involved in almost every aspect of Epstein's business and personal affairs. Kahn managed Epstein's finances and investments, while also overseeing renovations on his private island.
The two men recently settled a lawsuit alleging they facilitated Epstein's trafficking network by arranging sham marriages between women he was abusing for immigration purposes. Wexner, who founded The Limited clothing company, worked with Epstein from the mid-1980s as his financial manager, but parted ways after Epstein's 2006 arrest.
According to attorney Brad Edwards, who has represented many of Epstein's victims, the trio - including Indyke and Kahn as executors of Epstein's will - are crucial witnesses in the investigation. "Epstein is dead," Edwards said. "If anyone has questions they would ask of Epstein on any topic, those questions should either be directed to Darren, Rich or Leslie [Wexner]."
The House Oversight Committee has issued several subpoenas since last August, including former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who refused to appear before the panel. Ghislane Maxwell, Epstein's former girlfriend serving a 20-year prison sentence for sex trafficking, is scheduled to testify on February 9.
Wexner, Kahn, and Indyke are set to testify in person on February 18, February 25, and March 5, 2026 respectively. Their testimony is expected to shed new light on Epstein's inner circle and their alleged roles in facilitating his sex trafficking network.
. And now it's like the whole house is all over it, issuing subpoenas to these other guys Wexner and Indyke... It just goes to show how deep the rabbit hole is, you know? 
I mean, I'm not saying they did anything wrong, but come on, 20 years for Maxwell and now these three are going in too? 
It's like the more we learn, the less we understand. The thing that always gets me is how Epstein was able to fly under the radar for so long... I mean, what did he do that was so special? 
les wexner and co are gonna spill all the tea in Feb, might be a good opportunity for us to learn more about epstein's empire and how his associates enabled his heinous crimes 
I dont think its right that these ppl are only testifying now bc hes dead ... Wexner & Indyke were prob involved way before 2019 & theres still so many unanswered q's about what went down @ Epstein's island 
Kahn's financial expertise was pretty key to the whole thing too
. It's like they thought they were above the law just because of their bank accounts 
. And Darren Indyke, lawyer? Please, he was Epstein's right-hand man 
. The fact that they're only now testifying after all these years just reeks of them trying to cover their tracks 
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. I mean, who arranges fake marriages for women just so they can get a green card? It's disgusting 
. We need to know what really went down at Epstein's inner circle and how many people were involved in his twisted game 
. I'm sure they'll come up with some creative excuses for why they didn't know more about Epstein's abuse 
It's crazy that these associates of his are finally being forced to testify. And the fact that they settled a lawsuit like sham marriages for immigration purposes is wild... what's the deal with that? 
. I need more info on these settlements and sham marriages - are they legit or just some weak excuses for what really went down? 
but at least ghislane maxwell is testifying, that's a start 
so these rich ppl associated with epstein are finally gonna spill the tea... les wexner, darren indyke, and rich kahn are being forced to testify before a committee and let's be real, they're probably just gonna deny everything or try to spin it 
They had a hand in enabling Jeffrey Epstein's heinous crimes, and now it's time for them to face the music. 
I mean, come on, Les Wexner was basically a business partner with Epstein - how could you not know about the abuse going on?! 
The fact that they settled a lawsuit over sham marriages for immigration purposes is just icing on the cake... 
The House Oversight Committee is finally taking action, and I'm excited to see Wexner, Indyke, and Kahn testify and spill the tea on Epstein's inner circle. 
Can't wait to hear all the juicy details... 
especially Wexner cuz he was so close to Epstein I mean we gotta know what really went down with him & how many ppl were involved in covering it up 
