Epstein's Accountant Spills on His Wealth & Powerful Ties

0:00On March 11th, House lawmakers with the Oversight Committee questioned Jeffrey Epstein's former accountant, Richard Khan, in a closed-door session. This week, Khan, now handling Epstein's estate, gave details on the financier's wealth, which grew to hundreds of millions over two decades through ties to powerful figures. Khan described Epstein as a tax advisor and financial planner in his view. He pointed to large payments from people like retail executive Les Wexner, hedge fund manager Glenn Dubin, tech leader Steven Sinopsky, investor Leon, black, and the Rothschild family. Khan said he never saw signs of Epstein's abuse of underage girls. Lawmakers believe a clear look at Epstein's money trail explains how he evaded justice for years while trafficking and abusing victims. Democrats on the panel push for a close review of anyone linked him, even without accusations of wrongdoing. The committee has gone through 40,000 documents subpoenaed from JP Morgan Chase and Deutsche

1:01Bank. They learned, Epstein ran at least 64 business entities, Wexner testified last month, and others like black face calls to appear next. This probe keeps building a bigger picture of Epstein's world, with more witnesses and records still ahead.