Epstein. Lawyer and accountant accused of hiding network

The New Mexico Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn, associates of Jeffrey Epstein, alleging they facilitated his sexual crimes. The lawsuit seeks to prevent them from receiving payments from Epstein's estate during the proceedings. It claims they helped maintain Epstein's sex trafficking network until his death in 2019. Indyke reportedly received over $16 million and Kahn over $10 million from Epstein, with additional questionable financial support. Both deny knowledge of any abuses, asserting they acted within a complex financial environment. Victims support the lawsuit, seeking accountability and clarity on the men's roles. The action is part of a renewed investigation into Epstein's activities in New Mexico.