New Mexico authorities on Oct. 21 sued two men who worked for sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in a bid to block the men from benefiting from Epstein’s estate.
Darren Indyke, who was Epstein’s lawyer for more than 20 years, and Richard Kahn, Epstein’s accountant beginning in the mid 2000s, helped conceal the operations of Epstein’s criminal enterprise, New Mexico’s attorney general alleged in the civil complaint.
Kahn, for instance, told bank compliance officers that Epstein’s payments of tuition for young women were not “red flags for abuse or trafficking,” while Indyke signed off on payments to girls and young women, according to the complaint….