Epstein's Accountant Names Elite in Money Network

0:00On March 11th, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer revealed new details from testimony by Jeffrey Epstein's longtime accountant, Richard Kahn. Kahn, who now helps manage Epstein's estate, named several high-profile business leaders and a prominent banking family as people who send large. Payments to the financier. Kahn told investigators he believed Epstein built his fortune mainly through tax advice and financial planning for wealthy clients. Among those mentioned were Les Wexner, the former Victoria's secret chief, Leon Black, ex-CEO of Apollo Global Management, Steven Sinovsky, once a top. Microsoft executive, hedge fund manager, Glenn Dubin, and members of the Rothschild family. Some of those named pushed back quickly. Wexner's team said he hired Epstein for legitimate wealth management over many years and did not just transfer money. Dubin's spokesperson denied he was ever a client. Black had already admitted to similar payments in the past for advisory work.

1:00The committee is digging deeper into Epstein's money network to understand how he amassed his wealth and who connected to his world. It's still unclear if these dealings involve anything improper or were just standard services. This testimony adds fresh insight into Epstein's ties with the elite as questions about his operations continue years after his death in custody.