Epstein's Accountant Grilled by Lawmakers

0:00On March 12, House lawmakers questioned Jeffrey Epstein's former accountant this week, Richard Khan, who worked with him for years, and now runs his estate, sat for a closed-door session with the House Oversight Committee. They're focused on Epstein's huge financial web and links to top billionaires. Khan shared that Epstein earned hundreds of millions over two decades, mainly as a tax advisor and money manager. He stressed he never saw proof of Epstein's abuse or met any victims. House lawmakers say a clear view of the finances might explain how Epstein dodged justice while trafficking and abusing underage girls for so long. Democrats want close looks at anyone tied to him while Republicans lead the probe. The session confirmed big cash flows to Epstein from retail boss Les Wexner, hedge funder Glenn Dubin, investor Leon Black, tech exec Stephen Sinovsky, the Rothschild family, and ex-Israeli leader Ahud Barak. None face charges over those links. The committee sifted 40,000 bank records from JP Morgan Chase and Deutsche Bank across

1:04Epstein's 64 companies. No money trails to Donald Trump turned up. With more depositions like Wexner's already done and others planned, this push keeps uncovering Epstein's hidden dealings.