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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein's Operation Wasn't Run By Him Alone (5/10/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: Of who the two men are, what they are about,
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and just exactly what their role was within Jeffrey Epstein's
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criminal enterprise. And again, I know I was gushing about
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the Daily Beast recently, but here they are again doing
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that good work. Not many people have picked up the
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baton and went after in Dyke and Khan, but they
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should have. These are two men that played a very
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intricate part in what Jeffrey Epstein was doing for decades,
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and the fact that they ended up as executors of
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the estate is disgusting at best. These two dudes should
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be worried about not going to prison for the rest
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of their lives for being accomplices to Jeffrey Epstein and
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helping facilitate his crimes. But yet here they are in
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charge of the fortune that is supposed to be dispersed
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to these same survivors who they took part in abusing
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the first time. Maybe not the physical abuse, right, I don't.
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I've never heard that they were actually partaking in the
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sex trafficking portion, but they most assuredly facilitated this. They
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most assuredly helped it go on for years and years
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and years, and today Kate Bricklett and The Daily Beast
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is letting them have it. So this is, like I said,
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this is a pretty long article, so I won't waste
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any more time with my opening monologue here and we'll
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jump right in. This article is from The Daily Beast.
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The author is Kate Bricklett and the researcher on the
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project was William Bredderman. Headline Jeffrey Epstein's right hand mystery men,
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the lawyer and the accountant. One of the men was
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described by a source as Epstein's confidant and aid for decades.
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The other was as long as time accountant. Both could
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soon be questioned, and we know that Indike wiggled off
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the hook as far as the deposition goes that he
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was supposed to give on Wednesday. Now, one thing I
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will say for Indike and Khan is these guys know
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the game as well. They're hip to the game. They
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understand the loopholes, and they know that if they can
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avoid sitting down under oath and talking about what occurred
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while they were in Jeffrey Epstein's employ then they have
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a much better chance at the nile. So the idea
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is to never get sat down under oath. And you
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see that from a lot of these people. They don't
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want to get sat down, They don't want to be
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in front of an investigator. They don't want to have
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their their name on one of those sheets. They don't
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want to deal with that because now, anything you say
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about this case, or have said about this case, you
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could get yourself caught in a nice perjury trap. And
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Indike and Khan understand that probably better than anybody else.
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The day after Jeffrey Epstein killed himself allegedly, a man
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wearing a hoodie and La Dodgers cap emerged from the
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dead sex offender's Manhattan mansion. His hat and shades obscured
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his face as he hauled a hefty blue gift bag
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out of the massive townhouse where Epstein abused scores of
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underage girls for years. I mean, right away, you're left questioning,
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what is this guy doing at Jeffrey Epstein's house the
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day after? Right and then he walks out with a
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blue gift bag? What was in that gift bag? What
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was so important that he had to go to Jeffrey
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Epstein's house the day after he died and get that bag?
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Why would Richard Kahn need to do that? The accountant.
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A photographer captured the scene that day in August twenty nineteen,
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and the pictures were published by The Daily Mail, which
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identified the mystery man as Epstein's longtime accountant and co
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executor of his six hundred and thirty four million dollar estate,
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forty seven year old Richard Kahn. The bag he was carrying,
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a source with close ties to con said, contained Epstein's
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funeral clothes. What so his accountant goes to get the
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funeral clothes. That's a little odd, right, Why wouldn't his
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brother go get the funeral clothes or one of the assistants.
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The accountant goes, huh, I'm sure that's all that was
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in that bag was funeral clothes. Look, I don't know
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for sure what's what was in that bag, right I
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I wasn't there. I didn't take a look at the
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bag myself. But chances are that that bag contained a
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lot more than funeral clothes. Folks, All right, I'm not stupid,
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I'm not naive. I might be a moron at times,
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but come on, why would the accountant go to get
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his funeral clothes? Little is known about Khn outside has
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worked for Epstein, or about his co executor fifty five
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year old Darren Indyke, who served as Epstein's personal attorney
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for more than two decades and was apparently so close
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to Epstein that the money manager paid for fertility treatments
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for Indyke and his wife. Neither man has a public
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social media account, and both shun press interviews. And you
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see that a lot with these kinds of people. Right,
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they don't have a social media imprint or footprint, I
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should say. And anytime people don't have a social media footprint,
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it rings alarm bells in my head. Most people have
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social media of some kind, a Twitter, a Facebook, Instagram, something,
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even old people. All right, these people like this, they
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don't have this sort of thing because they don't want
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to be tracked down. They don't want to answer questions,
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and they don't want a trail of information leading back
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to them, so they go the route of no social footprint.
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But it automatically rings alarm bells in my head. You
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know who else didn't have an Internet footprint, Stephen Paddock,
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the guy that opened fire in Las Vegas on October first.
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Those are the kind of people that really terrify me
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these days. But both could soon be questioned as part
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of a lawsuit filed by Jane Doe, who alleges she
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was fourteen when Epstein and his former girlfriend, co conspirator,
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fellow child abuser, general all around scumbag British socialite Guile
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and Maxwell began to groom and sexually abuse her. In
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nineteen ninety four, Doe was suing Indike and Khan in
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their capacity as co executors and Maxwell individually. And I
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think we're going to see a lot more of this, right,
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I think we're going to see Darren Kahn. I mean,
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Darren Endyke and Richard Kahn's names brought up more in
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these lawsuits because it's very apparent that they played a
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critical and crucial role in facilitating Jeffrey Epstein's crimes for
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all of these years, and the survivors have talked about it,
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People in the know have talked about it. The only
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people who are late to the party once again is
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the legacy media. So again a tip of the hat
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to the Daily Beast and especially Kate. They take on
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these stories that are you know, pretty controversial, right coming
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out and talking about Alexander de ROSSI, that's a big step.
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You would never see the New York Times doing that,
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or the Post. Even though it's all factual, it's all real,
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it's all the truth. They don't want to give ammunition
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to the so called quote unquote other side. And that's
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how you know who you're dealing with. If somebody is
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afraid to tell the truth to you because it might
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affect apolitician, then that person is not somebody you should trust.
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I'm at the point in my life right now where
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anything any politician says, I have to check at least
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three times to make sure it's the truth, because all
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they do is lie to us at this point. So
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if anyone's rallying around one side or the other, acting
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like that side cares about the people, or that they're
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going to do the best job possible for the citizens,
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you're not really paying attention and you're being gaslit. Maxwell,
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who was in federal prison in Brooklyn awaiting trial for
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her alleged role in Epstein's teen sex ring, could also
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sit for a deposition in Doe's lawsuit. Oh boy, to
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be a roach in the rushes, huh? Imagine being a
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fly on the wall. Imagine being in that room and
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hearing the deposition from Maxwell I'll tell you, and I
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think that she should have to sit for the deposition, right,
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she should have to do whatever it takes to make
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sure that justice is served. Her days of doing what
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she wants, Gilaine Maxwell's days of doing what she wants
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are over. She is now a ward of the state
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and she will do as directed. Last week, those attorney
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wrote the federal judge overseeing the case and indicated Indyke
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would be deposed in both his personal capacity and as
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a co executor of the Epstein estate, and would offer
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extremely relevant testimony relating to her claims. For sure, Look,
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Darren Endyke had a deep knowledge of what was going
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on with Jeffrey Epstein. Now again, I'm not gonna sit
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here and say to you, Darren Endyke was involved in
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abusing anybody. I don't know that, right, and nobody has
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come forward saying that. But what I will say is this,
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you can't facilitate crimes like this for people. What because
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you're the moneyman in the mafia, you don't go to prison.
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What because you're the that handles the in house law
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duties for the cartel, you don't go to prison? The
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hell you don't. And Darren Indyke is one of these guys,
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in my opinion, that was a lot more than just
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an in house lawyer. Indeed, we have reason of believe
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he has first hand knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's relationship with
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plaintiff while she was a minor, and even acted on
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Jeffrey Epstein's behalf to communicate with plaintiff on several occasions.
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The lawyer Robert Glassman wrote to US District Judge Deborah Freeman,
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responding to the estates pushed to delay the under oath grilling.
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And this is a big deal, right. He's saying that
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Indike had first hand knowledge of the abuse and did
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nothing with it. He's saying that Indyke knew this little
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girl was being abused by Jeffrey Epstein and just continued
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on with his regular life like nothing was wrong. And
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as far as Judge Deborah Freeman, I am not a fan.
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I do not trust her as far as we can
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throw her, and I really don't trust her motivations at
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this point. Doe also plans to depose Kahn. In an
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email threat attached to to this letter, Glassman told the
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lawyer for Epstein's estate, with respect to mister Kahn testifying
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in his personal capacity. We would like to know to
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what extent he knew about mister Epstein and miss Maxwell's
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criminal enterprise. We would like to know if mister Epstein
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had ever told him that he sexually abused and raped
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my client and other minor victims. And again, very important, right,
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the verbage matters here, The words matter here, and the
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fact that the lawyers are calling at a criminal enterprise
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as well is a big deal. Everybody knows that this
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is a criminal effing conspiracy. Okay, Everybody understands that there
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were plenty of moving parts here, and anybody who's been
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paying attention also understands that this should be a Rico
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case yesterday. How are you going to slap R. Kelly
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with a RICO case but not these people? It defies logic.
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And in fact, we're going to read a couple of
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articles about the R. Kelly case at some point to
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give you a bit of an idea of how the
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Rico law has been used in his case, but for
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some reason is being ignored here at least as of now.
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I trust you would agree that even if mister Cohn
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started working for mister Epstein after mister Epstein stopped abusing
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my client. That doesn't mean mister Cohn wouldn't or doesn't
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know anything about it, right, Glassman added, And that's right.
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He could have heard something about it. They could have
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talked about it. Look, that's why we have depositions. That's
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why we have this ability in the country to bring
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people in and get to the bottom of things. The
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estate asked that the judge postponed con and Indyke's depositions
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not only because they've yet to provide discovery materials requested
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by DOE, but also because Maxwell is requesting a stay
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in the case pending her criminal trial. And remember again,
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I have to point it out when Maxwell made her
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statements in the Sun about Epstein paying for her defense,
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et cetera, et cetera, the stuff about the hacked emails,
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the stuff about the estate, it was all calculated and
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they were all warning shots to Indike in con So,
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I highly doubt that Indike and Cohn's legal team is
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not working behind the scenes with Maxwell's legal team to
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try and get the brakes put on all of this. Again,
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I don't have direct evidence of that. Nobody's talked about
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it in the media. Nobody said that to me, but
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it would make sense. Last week, the judge put the
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depositions on hold until the court resolves Maxwell's request and
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directed Doe's legal team to find a new deposition date
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for Indike in September, should Maxwell's motion be denied. I
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think it's very crucial that Indyke sits down for this
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deposition in September. He's run long enough, He's been able
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to avoid this long enough, and it's time that he
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sits down and answers some hard questions about his relationship
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with his boss and friend, Jeffrey Epstein. Doe isn't the
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only survivor who tried to get sworn testimony from Indyke.
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Survivors in other lawsuits, including a case brought by Annie Farmer,
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were scheduled to depose him, but their participation in a
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victim's compensation fund put their cases on hold. And again,
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this is playing right into Indyke's hands, right. Indyke does
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not want to sit down for a deposition. That's why
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I'm so happy that Glassman is going so hard after
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the deposition, because we need to get this guy on
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wax right. Let's get him down on the record. Let's
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hear what he has to say and then let the
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investigators do their work. One of the ironies is that
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as an Epstein executor, by agreeing to set up this
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claims process, he may succeed in insulating himself from discovery.
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One source familiar with the survivor's litigation told The Daily Beast.
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The source that Indyke was plucked out of obscurity by
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Epstein and described him as an in house counsel to
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Epstein's enterprise one hundred percent. How long have I been
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telling you guys that right? It's look, all you have
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to do is pay a little bit of attention to
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what's going on. What are we six hundred and forty
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articles deep at this point? We have covered just about
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everything there is to cover when it comes to this case.
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And Darren Inendyke was built by Jeffrey Epstein. He's been
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working for Jeffrey Epstein since forever, and he was Jeffrey
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Epstein's in house counsel. He was there so Jeffrey Epstein
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can run all of the legal problems off of him.
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Any questions, any how do we find this loophole? How
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do we navigate that loophole? And then if shit got
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too serious. Then, of course you bring in the big
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gun trial attorneys like Dershowitz, et cetera. But your day
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to day duties, your day to day mundane business activities,
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well those are handled by your in house counsel. And
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Darren Endyke was that in house council for decades. He
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was involved in virtually all of the legal work Epstein had.
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The source added, He's probably the person with the most
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knowledge about Epstein's money, business relationships, assets, and legal affairs. Again,
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all this stuff we've talked about. This guy has his
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finger on the pulse when it comes to the financial
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His name is littered on receipts for shell companies, transactions,
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you name it. How is he not a target? He's
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a mystery, in part because he's been with Epstein for
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so long, The source said. He's been Epstein's confidant and
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aid for decades. If he had a life outside of Epstein,
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it was a very private life. Another sycophant, right, another
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guy who bought into the Epstein narrative, hook line and sinker.
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Epstein was like a demigod to Indike. I bet pulled
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Indike from obscurity, gave him this fancy job as his
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in house counsel, access to a bunch of young models
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if he wanted. Boy, the world was great for Indyke,
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wasn't it. Meanwhile, he was helping facilitate this monster's horrible,
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decades long run of crimes, and yet somehow he doesn't
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even get a deposition. Indyke was his criminal defense lawyer.
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Indyke and his criminal defense lawyer, Mark Agnafilo, hired amid
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the government's ongoing probe of Epstein and his companies, did
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not return messages left by The Daily Beast. His relatives
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also declined to comment. The father of two worked at
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as Epstein's person personal attorneys since the nineteen nineties, serving
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as an officer for the financier Pedophiles charities, handling feuds
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with unpaid contractors, and representing the businesses of women in
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Epstein's circle. In twenty twelve, he signed corporation paperwork for
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the design business of Sarah Kellen, an alleged co conspirator
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of Epstein, whom Palm Beach cops were ready to charge
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in their two thousand and six probe. Kellen was named
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accomplice in Epstein's two thousand and eight plea deal, which
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shielded her from prosecution. So again, look, it wasn't like
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Indyke is some you know, just guy that got happened
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to get caught up in this. He was around after
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Epstein was convicted, before Epstein was convicted, and helped facilitate
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companies for people such as Sarah Helen Vickers. This is
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a man who has all the secrets. This is a
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man who needs to be arrested. As The Daily Beast
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is previously revealed, Indike also represented the woman's empowerment business
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of Lana Posidiva, a Russian model in Epstein's orbit. In
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twenty eighteen, Indyke filed trademark paperwork and registered the website
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for Posadiva's business. We Talks records show that weeks after
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Epstein's suicide, pos Adiva swapped Indike for another lawyer. Again,
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it's all about Epstein, right. Epstein facilitated all of that.
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Epstein set Indyke up with her, obviously, and once Epstein
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was out of the picture, well, she decided to hop
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onto another lawyer because her relationship with Indyke probably wasn't
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that tight. The the tie that binded was Epstein, obviously,
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but Indike has his fingers in many pies, and all
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of them smell like Jeffrey Epstein. Dyke's name is also
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on a corporation filing for the anonymous company that owned
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Maxwell's East sixty fifth Street townhouse. In two thousand, Epstein's
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friend Lynn Forrester sold the residence to the LLC for
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four point nine to five million, according to reports. Now,
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remember Lynn Forrester is now a rothchild. That family is
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another family full of snakes and serpents. Huh. He served
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as a trustee of Maxwell's Max Foundation from two thousand
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and one to twenty ten, until he was replaced by
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Dana Burns, a woman pictured in society photos with Epstein
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and who also worked for Maxwell's ocean nonprofit, the Terre
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Mar Project Project. Again, the tero Mar Project was just
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another front company in my opinion, just another way for
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them to wash their money and for them to grift.
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It is absolutely mind boggling that they were able to
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operate the way they were for so long. Indyke was
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not only involved with Jeffrey Epstein, convicted sex offender, but
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now also has his name all over Maxwell's shit as well.
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Accused sex offender, child abuser. But you mean to tell
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me Indike is clean. Stop it. Meanwhile, Indyke was listed
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as secretary of the Wexner Foundation, a nonprofit founded by
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Epstein's only known clients ex Victoria's secret mogul, Leslie Wexner
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and his wife Abigail in SEC filings from nineteen ninety
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eight to two thousand and one. The nonprofits tax forms
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also listed Indyke as secretary through two thousand and In
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six two years later, Abigail Wexner gave Indyke power of
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attorney over her condominium at fifteen Central Park West. Property
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record show. So not only was Jeffrey Epstein dicking around
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with Wexner's money, well, they thought it would be a
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good idea to have in Dyke involved as well. Now,
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remember we're talking about Leslie Wexner, head of l Brands,
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maestro of Victoria's Secret. What does he and his wife
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need Darren Indyke to have power of attorney over their condominium? For?
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Why do they need Darren Indike as the secretary of
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the Wexner Foundation? Can anybody explain that to me? What
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has Indyke done in his life or up to that
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point in his life to garner such a high place
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at the table. Friends from high school and throughout Indyke's
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life were surprised to see his name connected to Epstein
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in the press after the hedge funder died. Indyke grew
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up in a middle class family in Glen Cove, a
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small city on the north shore of Long Island. Childhood
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palace told The Daily Beast he was a sweet, normal
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guy who was actively involved with theater from a young
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age through high school. Yes, so, okay, great. In high
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school he was a normal cat, no doubt about it. Great, perfect.
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What happens money, folks, how many times do we talk
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about it? Greed? Greed, greed, greed. In his nineteen eighty
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two senior yearbook, Indike wrote that in twenty years he
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would be performing his first case for the Supreme Court.
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Quoting Al Pacino, Yahoo Finance reported, little did he know
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that what he really meant was in twenty twenty two
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he'd be in court defending himself. He graduated from Colgate
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College in nineteen eighty six and Cornell Law School five
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years later. One former friend who grew up on his
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block said even when he was in high school, he
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knew he was going to law school. He was driven.
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Everything he did was towards becoming an attorney. It was
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something his parents wanted, the friend added. When the acquaintance
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got in trouble for selling ice cream at Jones Beach
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in the early eighties, he panicked and told an officer
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his name was something like Darryl Endyke and gave an
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address that was slightly off Somehow, the pal told the
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Daily Beast. Officials discovered the correct spelling and address for
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Endyke and appeared at his doorstep over the illegal vending.
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His father, Bernie, was furious, the friend said, adding that
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he marched over to my house and confronted my father.
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I got into all kinds of trouble. The point was
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that Indyke needed an unblemish record because he wanted to
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go to law school and something like this could have
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hurt him in some way his chances going to a
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top law school. All right. So I don't know about you, folks,
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but I can't even imagine living a childhood where the
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most trouble you're gonna get is for selling illegal ice
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cream at the beach. I grew up in the inner city,
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and let me tell you what, there was a lot
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more going on where I grew up than selling illegal
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ice cream. And that's why I say these people weren't
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built for this shit. Even someone like this Indike Cat, Well,
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you think he gets under the thumb of an investigator,
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he gets under the thumb of an interrogator. He's gonna
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be quiet, He's gonna shut down and not rat anybody out.
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Please please, I think I apologize to him, for sure,
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the friend said, But it was really his father who
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was most upset. After law school, Indike did a four
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year stint with Golden Walkdel, a now defunct Botigue law firm,
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and represented several clients and copyright lawsuits. Golden Walktel represented
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Epstein at least as far back as nineteen eighty eight.
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Firm principle will Walktail declined to discuss that, but said
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he hired Indike as a favor to the younger man's father,
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Bernard and Dyke, whom he described as a mailroom employee
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at a financial company that had retained gold and Walktail.
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So a mail room employee has enough pull to get
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this lawyer, William Walktill to hire his son. Must be
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one hell of a mail sorder, folks. Again, there's more
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that's going on. Here that needs a deeper look. All
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of these ties most certainly need a deeper look. Court
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records indicate Indyke's father was in fact a manager and
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member of the board at Jackie Fine Arts, a golden
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walcktail client that sold low value art reproduction rights to
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the rich at high prices as a calculated tax dodge. Well,
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there you go. Of course, it was a little bit
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more than that. He wasn't just a member of the
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mail room. He was a manager and a member of
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the board at jack Fine Arts. So of course it
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looked a little funny that last paragraph, Right, Why would
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this big time lawyer show up in a mail room
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and give somebody's son a job? That does not make sense. This,
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on the other hand, makes a lot more sense. Jackie
27:17
Fine Arts another calculated tax dodge, another way for them
27:23
to launder money that strikes closer to home for me.
27:29
Efforts to reach the founder of the company, Herman Finesod,
27:34
once held as the king of tax shelters, were unsuccessful. Look,
27:39
a lot of this that we talk about here, folks,
27:41
is based on the financials. These guys are up to
27:45
their ears in financially irregularities and financial crimes. It is apparent.
27:56
You find someone successful and hit your wagon to them.
27:58
A childhood friend of Indyke, who last saw him when
28:01
they were in their twenties, told The Daily Beast. People
28:04
fall into these situations and they can't extricate themselves. That's
28:07
the benefit of the doubt. I would give him no, sorry,
28:10
no benefit of the doubt from somebody who hasn't seen
28:13
him since they were in their twenties. I'm sorry. I
28:15
can't give him that benefit of the doubt. He didn't
28:17
fall into this. If anything, it was his greed that
28:20
got him caught up in this, and again that is
28:23
his fault. Indyke perhaps felt indebted to Epstein for his largess.
28:29
As Indyke wrote in a glowing biography of his boss,
28:32
prepared for Florida Prosecutors, Epstein paid for prohibitively expensive in
28:38
vitro fertilization cycles for him and his wife. Okay, so
28:43
on the face of that, that's cool, right. I know.
28:46
If I had a bunch of money and I had
28:48
a friend who was having problems getting his wife pregnant
28:52
and they needed some in vitro fertilization cycles, I would
28:55
be more than happy to help them out. Zero doubt
29:00
about it. Whatever my friends needed, I would be there
29:03
if I had this kind of money, no strings attached.
29:08
But do you think that Jeffrey Epstein ever did anything
29:12
without strings attached? Of course he didn't. But this wasn't
29:17
a situation where Indyke was indebted to him. Because of that,
29:22
Indyke worked hand in hand knowingly with Jeffrey Epstein, as
29:26
Jeffrey Epstein went on a decade long run of a
29:30
sex trafficking operation. That is who Indyke is. Shortly after
29:37
I began working for Jeffrey, I experienced a personal and
29:41
unexpected tragedy. After five years of marriage, my wife and
29:45
I learned that I was infertile and we could not
29:47
have children in the traditional manner. In Dyke wrote in
29:50
his bio, first reported by the Palm Beach Post, I
29:53
meekly approached Jeffrey and asked him if it would be
29:56
possible to drop my wife and me from the company's
29:58
medical policy in exchange for a different one, in exchange
30:02
for a different one or cash payment. In Dike continued,
30:06
Puzzled by my request, Jeffrey naturally asked why. When I
30:10
told him, he was visibly affected and without even a
30:12
moment's consideration, he told me to go for treatment and
30:15
send him the bills. Having been with Jeffrey only a
30:19
few months, I was astounded by his generosity and hurried
30:22
to my desk to call my wife to share the
30:24
amazing news. Of course, that's what Jeffrey Epstein would do
30:28
for these people, right, That was all part of their package.
30:31
That was part of your silence. INDI claimed Epstein paid
30:35
for five cycles of in vitro and that Maxwell even
30:38
offered to look into adoption for his family. Ah, isn't
30:41
that cute. I guess that settles it too. I mean
30:46
Epstein offered to pay for the in vitro and Maxwell
30:49
offered to look for adoption, So they're obviously good people
30:52
and we should just forget everything else they have done.
30:57
At the unsuccessful completion of our fourth cycle and a
31:00
failed adoption attempt, my wife and I were at the
31:02
end of our rope and did not want to continue
31:04
in Dike declared without Jeffrey's support and stubborn daily encouragement,
31:09
we would not have. He even recruited his then girlfriend,
31:13
Gilaine Maxwell to meet with us to offer assistance with
31:16
local adoption and oversee adoption procedures and to encourage us
31:21
to try again. That shit's terrifying on his face. All right,
31:24
all right, most people read that and they think, oh, yeah,
31:27
it's about adoption. I read that and say to myself,
31:29
how does Gilaine Maxwell know all the ins and outs
31:32
of this sort of shit? How many kids were adopted
31:35
by Gilaine or with Gilaane's help for other people? Can
31:39
we look into that? Is anybody digging into that? I
31:42
think that's a story that might have legs there for
31:44
all you investigative journalists out there. The fact that she
31:49
knows all the ins and outs of this adoption is
31:52
terrifying to me. Folks, Okay, this is not a lady
31:55
that should be adopting kids or advising anybody on the
31:59
steps that need to be taken to do so. Thankfully,
32:05
after our fifth cycle, my wife and I were blessed
32:07
with twin daughters. Although Jeffrey was adamant that we owed
32:11
him nothing, Jeffrey honored us by agreeing to be the
32:14
godfather of our children. How many times it was, Jeffrey
32:18
Epstein is the godfather of a lot of children, isn't he? Now?
32:23
I could understand if his name was Gotti all right,
32:27
or Casso or you know, Gambino. But this guy sure
32:34
is a godfather to a lot of children, which on
32:37
its face is absolutely disgusting. By the way, in the
32:42
past decade, Indyke and his wife have owned two different
32:45
properties in Boca Raton, Florida, one of which they still own,
32:48
having acquired it for three point one million dollars without
32:52
a mortgage in twenty and fifteen. Another bought in twenty
32:56
fourteen and sold four years after. Sat in the exclusive
32:59
enclave of Boca Grove Plantation. It required the paradish shell
33:03
out at least seventy thousand dollars beyond the four hundred
33:07
and sixty thousand dollars purchase price for a social equity
33:11
membership in the Boca Grove Golf and Tennis Club. Oh,
33:15
I'm sure that was fun. Stan, Do you have my
33:19
chin trumpets? We're going to the Boca Raton Grove Golf
33:23
and Tennis Club to make Buffy and Beff give me
33:27
an absolute break, seventy grand to go noodle around with
33:31
a bunch of moronic, archaic ass so called elite society members.
33:39
No thanks, I'll take that seventy grand and go on
33:41
a fantastic vacation. All the while they maintained a residence
33:46
in Livingston, New Jersey, which they purchased through an LLC
33:50
for one point seventy five million in two thousand and three.
33:53
In his recent book Relentless Pursuit, longtime survivor's lawyer Brad
33:58
Edwards described in Dyke as epstein fixer who had attended
34:01
important hearings as well as my depositions of Epstein over
34:05
the years. Yeah. Hell yeah, of course he did. Because
34:07
he was Epstein's nu morel Uno, number one, top hitter,
34:12
big dog. I'm the lawyer, I'm the house representative. It
34:16
all comes through me. That was in Dyke's role. That's
34:22
what he did. He acted as Jeffrey Epstein's Tom Hagen Folks.
34:29
When Edwards sat for a twenty seventeen deposition with his
34:33
years long with his years long court battle with Epstein,
34:38
Dyke was there to take notes. Darren Endyke, who was
34:41
a staple at every Epstein event, was situated in his
34:45
normal spot at the far end of the table in
34:47
order to monitor and report back to Epstein everything that happened.
34:52
Edwards wrote, he wasn't a litigator, he was more like
34:55
a fixer. Edwards noted at another point, Indyke had one client,
34:59
Jeffrey Epstein. I mean, is the Tom Hagen comparison perfect
35:05
or what folks now? Obviously, Indyke is nowhere near as
35:08
cool as Tom Hagen was. Right, tom Hagen was the man.
35:12
But I'm talking about their function right. Edwards represents a
35:18
client referred to as Caitlin Doe, who alleges in a
35:21
lawsuit that Epstein forced her to marry one of his
35:24
non citizen female recruiters. Nuptials arranged, she says, through Epstein's
35:28
longtime New York attorney, that would be Darren Endyke. All right,
35:32
so now Darren Endyke has his name all over. Lord
35:36
knows what documents. But he also facilitated the marriage of
35:41
a girl who was a non citizen, probably trafficked, to
35:45
one of his law to one of his uh to
35:48
one of his female recruiters. They organized that marriage of
35:53
a probably sex trafficked girl, with Indyke acting as the facilitator.
35:58
How is he not arrested? How was he not indicted?
36:04
The ceremony included not only signing the necessary legal paperwork
36:07
prepared by the attorney, but also posing for photographs to
36:11
give the appearance that the marriage was legitimate. The complaint
36:14
states whether Indyke was this attorney hasn't been publicly confirmed.
36:18
Edwards cannot be reached for comment. It's obviously Indyke. I mean, look,
36:23
I don't again, I don't have that for sure one
36:25
hundred percent. But we're talking about Epstein's in house lawyer,
36:28
the man that Epstein trusts the most, and it's rather
36:32
obvious that it was Indyke who was the one involved here.
36:38
Cohn is a lesser known figure in Epstein's world, and
36:41
his name is hardly mentioned in litigation related to the
36:44
sex offender survivors. There was no public images of the
36:48
accountant until The Daily Mail's photo of him transporting the
36:52
gift bag in August twenty nineteen, along with snapshots of
36:56
him leaving Epstein's home in February twenty nineteen following a
37:00
two hour visit. Who an international man of mystery? No
37:06
public photos of this guy? I mean really. Days after
37:12
The Mail published the images, an attorney for one survivor
37:15
wrote to Khan's lawyers, demanding materials to be preserved. Is
37:19
it true that mister Khan entered mister Epstein's townhouse and
37:23
removed documents, lawyers wrote before requesting a list of documents
37:27
and or materials mister Khan removed from mister Epstein's townhouse
37:32
that day and on any other occasion after mister Epstein's death.
37:36
Well that's a pretty fair request, right, What are you
37:39
doing in his house? Why is anybody in this man's house?
37:44
Why doesn't have some of that yellow ribbon over it
37:48
calling it a crime scene? Shouldn't it be a crime scene?
37:51
I mean, shouldn't you preserve a crime scene? Isn't that
37:54
how this all works? Counsel for the Epstein estate dismissed
37:59
the mail report and told the survivor's team via email,
38:02
our clients take their preservation obligation seriously. They do. Huh
38:07
they do. They haven't taken anything seriously in this whole case,
38:10
but now they take the preservation part seriously. Okay. A
38:15
person with knowledge told The Daily Beast that the bag
38:18
contained funeral attire and that Khan was doing his obligation
38:22
as an executor, which is to attend the attend to
38:25
the burial details. Yeah, that's fine, attend to the burial details.
38:31
But let's get real, Okay, somebody like con isn't going
38:38
to get an outfit for Jeffrey Epstein's funeral. They have assistants,
38:42
they have underlings, they have coffee getters. So don't tell
38:46
me he showed up there to get an outfit. Rediculous.
38:51
The source that con is never socialized with Epstein and
38:54
wasn't aware of Epstein's alleged abuse. Con first met Epstein
38:58
when he began working for him in two two thousand
39:00
and five, out of a Madison Avenue office he shared
39:03
with Indike, an accountant named Bella klein In. Epstein's personal
39:07
assistant and alleged co conspirator Leslie Groff also routinely worked
39:12
in the New York office. That's nice, huh A, What
39:16
a group of scoundrels Richard worked out of the office,
39:21
The source added, Did Epstein appear at those offices? Yes?
39:24
Did Richard see any of the activities that were focused
39:27
on the focus of press attention? No. Cohn's name appears
39:32
throughout records for Epstein's nonprofits and corporations, and was mentioned
39:36
in the twenty ten deposition of Epstein's Palm Beach House
39:40
manager Janouse Banasiak, who described him as a senior accountant.
39:46
Would you say that mister Kahn is a key employee,
39:48
like a right hand man of mister Epstein, one survivor's
39:52
lawyer asked. Banasiak replied in the affirmative. Con is listed
39:57
as treasurer for Epstein's Financial Strategytrategy Group Ltd FSG, which
40:02
filed an application in twenty thirteen to become an international
40:06
banking entity based in the US Virgin Islands. Endyke was
40:11
secretary and Epstein president. Record show, Okay, so here you
40:16
go again. His name is on one of these front
40:19
companies that was involved at the very least in fraud
40:22
and money laundering, so that itself should earn him an indictment. FSG,
40:30
which changed its name to Southern Country International, was approved
40:34
in twenty fourteen to run a bank specializing only in
40:38
offshore clients. In twenty eighteen, Erica Kellerhall's Epstein's tax lawyer
40:44
based in Saint Thomas, told territory officials the bank's operations
40:48
hadn't yet begun. According to The New York Times, whether
40:51
the bank actively pursued customers is unclear, but months after
40:56
Epstein died, the estate transferred more than twelve million to
41:01
Southern Country's Coffers. The bank's year end value was four
41:05
hundred and ninety nine thousand, seven hundred and fifty nine dollars.
41:09
Two weeks after the transfer, the Times reported, and what
41:12
happened to the money isn't clear, And there is the
41:16
big rub, right, where is this money? Where did it go?
41:20
Who's involved with it, who was in charge of it,
41:22
who facilitated the transaction? We don't know any of this,
41:26
but you can rest assured that the prosecutor, the prosecutors
41:31
most certainly do. According to FSG's articles of incorporation, Con
41:37
became a certified public accountant in nineteen ninety five. He
41:41
graduated from Syracuse University in ninety four and got a
41:44
master's in taxation from Pace University in nineteen ninety nine.
41:48
Oh so he got a master's in theft. That's cool,
41:51
because we all know taxation is theft. Con and his wife,
41:55
Lisa purchased a two point eight million dollar co op
41:58
apartment on the Upper East Side in two thousand and eight,
42:01
property records show, and they took out a mortgage on
42:04
the residents in twenty and sixteen. The couple also owns
42:08
a six bedroom Hampton's mansion purchased for one point five
42:12
million dollars in two thousand and fifteen. Boy, it sure
42:16
does pay to work for Jeffrey Epstein, doesn't it. While
42:19
all of these people were amassing their fortunes, while they
42:22
were having their houses in the Hamptons right next to
42:25
Ramona Singers, the survivors were struggling for air, The survivors
42:31
were battling to be heard, and the survivors were still
42:37
being abused by the system and people like Endike and Khan.
42:45
How is that even possibly acceptable? Kahn, who declined to
42:51
comment for this article, has been an executive with Epstein's
42:54
shadowy nonprofits since at least two thousand and seven. That year,
42:59
Con replaced Maxwell as treasurer of Treasurer of the Couq
43:03
Foundation and held the role until the charity that was
43:06
dissolved five years later. And that, Folks also was a
43:10
calculated move in my opinion. They knew that they were
43:13
going to be facing the legal portion of Jeffrey Epstein's
43:18
actions and they wanted to try and shade Maxwell from
43:23
the fallout, so they moved Con in there as a
43:25
preemptive move. Because Con is a a an accountant anyway,
43:31
so they could just use that as their cover and
43:34
give Maxwell a little bit of shadowy protection in the process.
43:41
COUQ contributed forty six million in stock and other assets
43:45
to Wexner's ylk Ylk Charitable Fund in two thousand and eight,
43:49
just before Epstein started his Palm Beach jail sentence. According
43:54
to one CNBC report, Epstein's nonprofit gave fourteen million to
43:59
YLK and two two thousand and seven. Before COUQ shutdown
44:03
in November twenty twelve, Epstein created another murky entity called
44:08
Gratitude America Ltd. All of these places, folks were laundering
44:15
money and sheltering laundered money. That's what all of these
44:20
front companies' purposes were. The charity's tax filings didn't show
44:26
revenues until twenty fifteen, when Con replaced Epstein as president
44:31
of the group, and investor Leon Black donated ten million
44:34
through an anonymous LLC. The Attorney General of the US
44:38
Virgin Islands recently issued civil subpoenas to Black over his
44:42
relationship to Epstein, and we've been discussing that at length. Right,
44:46
Leon Black has a lot to answer for here, douchebank,
44:54
Oh excuse me, I mean Deutsche Bank AG, where Gratitude
44:57
America had an account, is also under fire over its
45:01
relationship with Epstein. In July, the bank was fined one
45:04
hundred and fifty million dollars for failing to detect millions
45:07
in suspicious transactions, including payments to Epstein's alleged co conspirators
45:13
and more than eight hundred thousand dollars and withdrawals made
45:18
by Epstein's personal attorney. So that alone, right there shows
45:23
you just a little look at the financial screwery that
45:30
was occurring on a daily basis within Jeffrey Epstein's criminal enterprise.
45:36
Similar to Indyke, Con made political donations to the same
45:40
candidates Epstein back throughout the years. In two thousand and seven,
45:44
Con and his wife each made three hundred dollars donations
45:48
to the presidential campaign of former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson,
45:52
a friend of Epstein. Indike and his wife Michelle Safer
45:57
also donated two three hundred dollars a piece to richard
46:00
in that year. One of Epstein's survivors, Virginia Roberts, claims
46:04
Maxwell directed her to have sex with Richardson. He has
46:07
denied involvement with Epstein's trafficking scheme, and it just goes
46:12
to show you folks follow the money, right. That's what
46:14
everyone wants and wants to say. But I warn you,
46:17
if you're biased in this case, and you're worried about
46:22
upsetting the Apple card and the other side getting ammunition,
46:25
you might not want to look into it. You might
46:27
want to stay in your own little echo chamber, because
46:31
when you take a look at who was donating money
46:35
in Jeffrey Epstein's name basically, and who they were donating
46:38
it to, you to your jaw will hit the floor.
46:44
Con donated a total of five four hundred dollars to
46:47
the campaign of Congresswoman Stacy Plaskett of the US Virgin
46:50
Islands in twenty sixteen and twenty seven hundred in twenty eighteen.
46:55
He shelled out two thousand, six hundred to Plasket in
46:58
twenty and fourteen, as did fellow Epstein accountant Bella Klein.
47:03
After Epstein's July twenty nineteen arrest, Plaskett said she'd return
47:07
to Epstein's money, though it is unknown whether she planned
47:10
to return the funds of his associates. And I think
47:14
that's a good angle that Kate is working here, right,
47:17
Kate is doing a good job here. It's important to
47:20
follow this money. It's important to see not only who
47:23
Epstein donated to, but his confidants. In the itemized receipts
47:29
for the twenty sixteen and twenty eighteen donations, Kahn's occupation
47:33
is listed as attorney. He's never been registered, however, as
47:37
a lawyer in the in New York State. Boy, folks,
47:41
that was a pretty good encompassing look at Endike and
47:45
Khan and their role within Jeffrey Epstein's criminal enterprise. And
47:51
the question remains, why are these two men co executors
47:57
of the estate rather than guests of the state. If
48:04
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48:28
So we're gonna talk today a little bit more about
48:32
Indike and con Now, there is an article out in
48:36
the Long Islandpress dot com and the headline is how
48:41
fed say two Long Islanders help Jeffrey Epstein run a
48:45
sex trafficking ring. So we're probably going to rehash a
48:51
bunch of stuff we know already in this article, but
48:54
that's not the point. The point is that it's getting
48:58
some pub right, it's getting some legs. The Long Island
49:01
Press is now talking about Darren Endyke and Richard Dick Kahan.
49:09
So I think that is a positive development, and I
49:13
figured we'd help them along here and we'd give them
49:17
a bit of a push by using this article on
49:20
today's episode. So this article is from the Long Islandpress
49:25
dot com headline how fed say two Long Islanders helped
49:29
Jeffrey Epstein run a sex trafficking ring. This article was
49:34
authored by Timothy Bolger. Two Long Islanders who are the
49:40
executors of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's six hundred and thirty
49:44
four million dollar estate, used a New York based immigration
49:48
attorney while forcing marriages on some of the late financier
49:52
pedophiles alleged international sex trafficking ring survivors. Federal authorities say,
49:59
now think about that statement for a moment, and then
50:02
ask yourself, how in the world are these two guys
50:06
the executors of the estate, and how are they not
50:10
under criminal investigation? Now these are big claims being made
50:14
by Denise George and investigators in the Virgin Islands, right,
50:19
these are very big claims. So my question is when
50:24
are we going to see these civil complaints turn into
50:27
criminal complaints? Because if anybody has ever needed to be
50:31
questioned under oath, it is certainly Indyke and con Denise George,
50:38
the US Attorney for the Virgin Islands where Epstein secluded
50:42
so called Pedophile Island is located, filed papers February tenth
50:47
in the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands naming Dick Cohn,
50:51
and accountant from Watermill, and Darren Endyke, an attorney from
50:55
glen Cove, with being indispensable captains in the criminal enterprise.
51:02
Now let me just stop right there for a moment
51:05
and let's talk about this. If you were called a captain,
51:10
an indispensable captain of criminal enterprise, and your last name
51:15
ended in a vow, do you really think that you'd
51:18
be the executor of somebody's estate. Having these two clowns
51:23
as Jeffrey Epstein's executor would be like having John Gottie
51:28
and Sammy the Bull as the executors for Paul Costelano
51:35
talk about counterproductive. You know when you're in like the cartoons,
51:40
when you see people walk and they step on like
51:43
the rake and it comes up and blast them in
51:44
the face. Yeah, that's where we're at. I mean, when
51:49
you're called an indispensable captain of a criminal enterprise, there
51:54
should be no questions asked, there should be no nonsense.
51:59
You should be swooped up and you should be charged.
52:03
You should not be the executor of the estate of
52:06
the person who you're being alleged to have help facilitate
52:11
all of this. How in the world is any of
52:13
that okay? How is it not a conflict of interest?
52:16
And how are there not levers that can be pulled
52:20
to fix it? Indike and Khan participated with Epstein in
52:26
coercing his sex trafficking survivors in at least three cases
52:31
to enter into arranged and forced marriages in order to
52:34
obtain immigration status for foreign women so that they could
52:38
continue to be available to Epstein for his abuse. And
52:44
when you just think about that, what the charges are, right,
52:48
and you see how how crazy these allegations are. The
52:56
big question I have for Denise, George and the Virgin Islands.
53:00
At this point is why is it only civil though?
53:03
Let's get this going criminally and let's really get these
53:07
people up against it. Now. Remember in Dike and Cohn
53:11
have never even been deposed under oath. Neither of these
53:15
guys have spoken under oath, neither of them have went
53:19
on the record. So how do we know what the
53:21
hell is going on with these two morons? One thing
53:25
certainly is clear though, and we don't need, you know,
53:30
court introduced evidence to see it. Obviously, Indike and Khan
53:35
were integral parts of Jeffrey Epstein's operation. All you have
53:39
to do is take a look at the circumstantial evidence,
53:42
the Mount Everest high pile of circumstantial evidence, ninety seven
53:48
trips to the ATM to structure money coming out. That
53:51
alone should have him in prison. So it makes me
53:56
wonder what's going on our Indike and Khan being turned
54:00
earned as we speak. Who knows? Right? Like I said
54:02
during the live stream last night, I'll never sit here
54:05
and bs you and act like I know what's going
54:06
on behind the scenes. But one thing I am definitely
54:09
sure of is there is a lot of commotion happening
54:14
right now, and people are being offered deals. I'm sure
54:18
there's all kinds of wheeling and dealing occurring behind the scenes.
54:22
What that entails I wish I had that information. I
54:25
do not a doubly deep assault on their will and dignity. George,
54:31
whose office first sued the estate last year, alleged in
54:35
court documents the survivors understood that there would be consequences,
54:40
including serious reputational and bodily harm, if they refuse to
54:44
enter a marriage or attempted to end it. So these
54:47
guys were facilitating the marriages, right And do you think
54:50
that Indyke was a nice guy like he was being
54:53
nice to these girls. They were assets to these people,
54:57
and Indyke and con are no different in my opinion.
55:01
In fact, Darren Endyke and Richard Khan are just as
55:05
culpable as the Core four from where I'm sitting, Indike Khan,
55:11
the Corps four, Jean Luke, Brunel and Guile and Maxwell
55:15
at the very least all must be prosecuted for what
55:18
occurred here. And even that's not going far enough in
55:22
my opinion. As you all know, I'd love to see
55:24
this pursued from a financial angle. Because if that's the case, well,
55:29
who knows what the cattill bring home? Then in each instance,
55:37
Indike and Khan knowingly facilitated the fraudulent and coerced marriages,
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performing and securing the legal and accounting work involved. They
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can't even act like they don't know what's going on,
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like they weren't involved. These dudes, their signature is all
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over the place. Everywhere you look when it comes to
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Epstein with finances or in this situation like we're talking
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about here, marrying these girls off against their will. Every
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time you take a look, Indike and Khan have their
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fingerprints all over all of it. Epstein, sixty six, a
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registered sex offender who pleaded guilty in Florida to soliciting
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prostitution from minor girls miners can't be prostitutes, killed himself
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allegedly in a Manhattan jail cell in twenty nineteen while
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awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges for allegedly abusing
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dozens of girls over the years. Epstein's many high powered
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friends over the years have included former Presidents Donald Trump
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and Bill Clinton, as well as Prince Andrew and I mean,
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if we sat here and talked about Epstein's contacts and
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friends throughout the years. We sit here for two hours,
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maybe more, going through all of the names. Right, all
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of these people that rolled in these elite circles have
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been running for cover and trying to distance themselves from
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Jeffrey Epstein, when in reality the facts certainly don't represent
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they're a representation of their relationships with him. They all
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are using the same playbook, right, They're all trying to
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run that marathon race away from them. And then now
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that the fallout's coming hot and heavy, forget a marathon.
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It's time to sprint at home. And that's what you
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see here. All of these people that were hanging out
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with Epstein, flying around with them, paling around with them.
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Every single one of them should come forward and speak
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to the FBI and just tell the FBI what they know,
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what they saw, even if they think it's something that
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might not matter. You never know what sort of piece
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of the puzzle you hold if you were even around
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people like this. Cons Ties to Epstein's organization date back years.
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Nonprofit records show the accountant was listed as treasurer of
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the coo UQ Foundation dating back to twenty nineteen and
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as president of Gratitude America Ltd. Since twenty and fifteen.
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Tax records show. So again, you know, Con is another
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one of these mfs Dick Khan who has slid under
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the radar for way too long, another person who has
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somehow avoided taking responsibility for their part in Jeffrey Epstein's
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criminal enterprise. Now, finally, Denise George has at the very
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least pulled the curtain back a little bit and slapped
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them with these civil violations. And I definitely think it
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opens the door for a criminal portion of this case
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as well. But when we're talking about Con and Indike,
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I mean they're right up there, folks, as important pieces
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in this enterprise as the Core four or Gilayn in
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my opinion, so they should they should have the book
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thrown at them as well. Con and his wife Lee,
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who also own an apartment on Manhattan's Upper east Side,
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purchased their water mill home for one and a half
59:06
million dollars in twenty sixteen. Property records show. Must be nice, huh.
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Got an apartment on the Upper east side of Manhattan,
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got yourself a nice little pad and water mill out
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on Long Island. Must be nice to profit from ill
59:21
gotten gains. Why are these people not suffering from frozen
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bank accounts and all of the rest of it, Like
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any other average person in America would be go and
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take a look. You think, you think I'm BS, and
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you just go and take a look at the way
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the cases are prosecuted against the mafia. And look, I'm
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not trying to defend them mafia by any means. They're
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bad people, right, and if they do the crime, they
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should do the time. But I think it should be
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applied equally to everybody and con and Endyke should not
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be treated any different than regular street thugs in my opinion.
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Why because they have some degrees and they're well spoken.
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They shouldn't be treated like a common thug, because that's
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what they are. Dyke, who reportedly worked for Epstein for
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more than twenty years before being tasked with handling the estate,
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graduated from Glen Cove High School in nineteen eighty two.
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The press has reported the pair's involvement in the Epstein
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scheme grew with time. Boy, that's an understatement, huh. These
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two guys were frickin' frack with Jeffrey Epstein, right. They
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were always there, always around on the inside, and they
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definitely definitely had their finger on the pulse. Con and
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Indyke organized, controlled, and directed almost every aspect of the
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Epstein enterprise authorities. Alleged they were officers in virtually every
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corporate entity that Epstein created to fund and conceal his activities.
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And this goes back to the fens and files right now.
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We laid out the blueprint on how all of this works.
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We've talked about how they moved the money, how they
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hide the money, all of that stuff. And that's what
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you see here. All of these LLCs, all of these companies,
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all of these slush funds, all of this was facilitated
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by Indike and Khan with direct involvement of Jeffrey Epstein's activities.
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So please, somebody, anybody out there, tell me how these
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dudes are not being charged yet. Also among George's new
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claims and are amended lawsuit against the estate, the seventy
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six page complaint alleged Con and Indyke directed, approved, enabled,
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and justified millions of dollars in payments that fueled the
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Epstein enterprises sex trafficking, including payments to women who were
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forced to have sex with Epstein and or recruited others
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to be victimized. Authorities likened it to a sex trafficking
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pyramid scheme, and that was their lick, right. They would
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pay these girls and it was hush money, but then
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it would give them the cover to say, well, they
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were institutes. I paid them, what are you talking about.
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In reality, it was hush money, and they were being threatened,
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and their passports were taken, and they were you know,
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threatened with personal and professional ruin all of it. But
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the cover always is, well, she was a prostitute. I
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paid her, and that's what they stick to. And unfortunately
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society has bought into that for way too long, and
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from where I'm sitting, it's time for that shit to end.
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For instance, about twelve thousand dollars per month for eight
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months was withdrawn in ninety seven one thousand dollars increments
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from an Epstein account at an ATM that is just
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a short walk from Indyke's law office. From June twenty
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eighteen to February twenty and nineteen, the pseuit alleged and
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this is what we talked about, the structuring. Right, this guy,
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he thought he was smooth, thought he was slick, and
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he was such a moron that he actually asked the
1:03:00
people at the bank about structury. Yeah, that's not gonna
1:03:05
get you hit with a sorrow or anything, you epic moron.
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You're Euro's for safe, was the notation in some of
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eleven checks totaling one hundred and twenty six thousand that
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Indyke wrote from the same account, and in some cases
1:03:23
he made large withdrawals, such as cashing a check for
1:03:26
two hundred thousand dollars in twenty and eighteen. According to investigators,
1:03:31
this guy was paid hans handsomely. Huh, seems like if
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you're a scumbag, you get paid real handsomely. Jeffrey Epstein
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one hundred and fifty eight million from Leon Black, Indike
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and Khan with their hands out. Everybody's wetting their bee kah.
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Payments from this account, for which Dyke had signatory authority,
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totaling over two million, five hundred thousand dollars, were made
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to dozens of women with with Eastern European surnames, purportedly
1:04:02
for hotel expenses, tuition and rent and two again. The
1:04:07
immigration lawyer in New York, who was involved in one
1:04:10
or more forced marriages arranged among Epstein's survivors to secure
1:04:14
survivors immigration status authorities added, so that lawyer who was
1:04:19
involved in that, that person needs to be arrested as well.
1:04:22
Can we get a gigantic sting operation. Can we have
1:04:24
the FBI kicking their door and arrest these people? What
1:04:29
the hell are we waiting for? What's going on here?
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The claims are likely to further slow this disbursement of
1:04:38
funds to Epstein's survivors. That's BS two. Here's an idea.
1:04:41
Why should the survivor suffer? Get rid of Epps, I mean,
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get rid of Indyke, get rid of Khan, and let's
1:04:47
let these gals get their money and move on with
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their lives. Haven't they dealt with enough? I mean cheez.
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Neither mister Indyke nor mister Khan had any involvement in
1:04:57
any misconduct by mister Epstein of any kind at any
1:05:01
time the executors. The executors lawyer said in a statement,
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it is enormously regrettable that the Attorney General chose to
1:05:09
level false allegations and to unfairly malign the co executor's
1:05:13
reputation without any proof or factual basis. What no proof
1:05:21
has been provided, and what reputation. By the way, these
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two dudes have the same reputation as insert any scumbag here,
1:05:31
and that's the sort of reputational power that these people have.
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If we were doing a social credit score, they would
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have a negative one hundred. So what do you mean
1:05:39
their reputation? Why is his name all over the Epstein stuff?
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Can you answer that for me? Why is con signature everywhere?
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Why is indyke signature everywhere? Why were they facilitating sham marriages?
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And the real question is why have they not been
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charged yet? If you'd like to contact me, you can
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