@jolyonSeven years after Epstein died, the question of who gets what from his estate is landing in a New Mexico courtroom. The state's attorney general has sued Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn, Epstein's lawyer of many years and his accountant, alleging the pair helped conceal a sex trafficking operation. Per the complaint, they were aware of abuse suffered by girls and young women at Zorro Ranch, the property near Santa Fe. The suit asks that the two be barred from drawing any more money out of the estate, which they have administered since Epstein's death. Indyke and Kahn have said they had NO idea about any of it when they spoke to Congress. For survivors, each fresh case reads as one more opening for the truth to come out. Source: The Independent / Writer: Daniyal
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