Trending Now - Epstein's Associates Retain Power Over His Wealth and Secrets
WHO:
Richard Kahn, accountant and executor of Jeffrey Epstein's estate
Darren Indyke, lawyer and executor of Jeffrey Epstein's estate
Daniel H. Weiner, attorney for Kahn and Indyke
Bill Clinton, former President of the United States
Hillary Clinton, former Secretary of State
Les Wexner, billionaire and former client of Epstein
Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted sex trafficker and close associate of Epstein
WHAT:
Richard Kahn testified that he had not personally seen evidence of Epstein's sexual abuse.
Kahn stated that Epstein made hundreds of millions of dollars over two decades.
Kahn confirmed that Epstein had financial ties to Ehud Barak, who was the Prime Minister of Israel from 1999 to 2001.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer mentioned that the committee has reviewed over 40,000 documents subpoenaed from JPMorgan Chase and Deutsche Bank.
Comer stated that Epstein was connected to at least 64 business entities.
Richard Kahn testified under oath that he had never seen any type of transaction to Trump or anyone in his family, according to House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer.
Kahn confirmed that five individuals paid money to Epstein: Les Wexner, Glenn Dubin, Steven Sinofsky, the Rothschilds, and Leon Black.
Kahn stated he was under the impression that Epstein made his money as a tax advisor and financial planner.
Kahn mentioned that a person who was an accuser of Trump was given a settlement by Epstein's estate, although it does not imply that the settlement was related to Trump.
Kahn also testified that there was another head of state mentioned as having financial transactions with Epstein, but did not specify who it was.
Kahn will testify before the House Oversight Committee on March 11th, 2026
Indyke is scheduled to testify on March 19th, 2026
Kahn and Indyke were subpoenaed in January 2026
Kahn and Indyke settled a lawsuit alleging they facilitated sham marriages for immigration purposes
Bill Clinton denied knowledge of Epstein's crimes during a deposition on February 27th, 2026
Clinton stated, "I had no idea of the crimes Epstein was committing."
Hillary Clinton suggested Trump should also answer questions under oath
WHERE:
House Oversight Committee, location of Kahn's testimony
Epstein's private Caribbean island, managed by Kahn
WHEN:
Kahn's testimony is on March 11th, 2026
Indyke's testimony is on March 19th, 2026
Kahn and Indyke were subpoenaed in January 2026
Bill Clinton's deposition occurred on February 27th, 2026
WHY:
Rep. James Walkinshaw, D-Va., argued that Kahn's management of Epstein's money was crucial for the operation of Epstein's sex trafficking ring.
Epstein survivors are focusing on Kahn and Indyke as critical figures in Epstein's finances and operations
Allegations against Kahn and Indyke are claimed to be "false" by their attorney
HOW:
Kahn managed Epstein's finances, investments, and renovations
Internal banking communications and personal emails show Kahn and Indyke monitored Epstein's finances
Documents released by the Department of Justice detail a complex web of businesses operated by Epstein and his associates
(UPDATED March 11, 2026 23:05 UTC)
In a recent testimony, Richard Kahn stated that he had not personally seen evidence of Epstein's sexual abuse, while also revealing that Epstein made hundreds of millions of dollars over two decades and had financial ties to former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak. House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer noted that the committee has reviewed over 40,000 documents from JPMorgan Chase and Deutsche Bank, confirming that Epstein was connected to at least 64 business entities. Meanwhile, Rep. James Walkinshaw of Virginia argued that Kahn's management of Epstein's finances played a crucial role in the operation of Epstein's sex trafficking ring.
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(UPDATED March 11, 2026 21:05 UTC)
In a significant testimony yesterday, Richard Kahn stated under oath that he had never witnessed any transactions involving Trump or his family, as confirmed by House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer. Kahn also revealed that five individuals, including Les Wexner and the Rothschilds, made payments to Jeffrey Epstein, and he believed Epstein earned his money as a tax advisor and financial planner. Additionally, Kahn noted that an accuser of Trump received a settlement from Epstein's estate, although he clarified that this does not suggest any connection to Trump, and he mentioned another head of state was involved in financial dealings with Epstein, though he did not specify who that was.
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(UPDATED March 11, 2026 11:12 UTC)
Today, Richard Kahn, the accountant and executor of Jeffrey Epstein's estate, is set to testify before the House Oversight Committee, while his colleague Darren Indyke is scheduled to follow on March 19. In related developments, Bill Clinton denied any knowledge of Epstein's crimes during a deposition last month, stating, "I had no idea of the crimes Epstein was committing," and Hillary Clinton has suggested that Trump should also answer questions under oath. Kahn and Indyke, who were subpoenaed in January, have faced allegations regarding their roles in Epstein's finances and operations, which their attorney claims are false.