Two Epstein survivors filed suit in March 2024 accusing Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn, co-executors of his estate, of actively facilitating sex trafficking. Their complaint details how the longtime lawyer-accountant team managed more than 140 bank accounts that funneled payments to recruiters and victims.
The defendants deny liability, arguing they were merely professional advisors. In August 2024 the judge allowed core trafficking counts to proceed. Any eventual judgment could tap remaining estate assets, so the co-executors continue to hold a reserve pending resolution.