Two key aides of Jeffrey Epstein, his accountant Richard Kahn and lawyer Darren Indyke, are facing scrutiny from the US House Oversight Committee regarding their roles in managing Epstein's vast wealth and alleged criminal enterprise. They are the sole executors of Epstein's estate and are scheduled to testify before the committee.

• Kahn and Indyke control Epstein's estate, estimated at $635 million, and have agreed to compensation packages for survivors with clauses preventing further legal action.
• They allegedly had signatory authority over most of Epstein's accounts and helped manage corporations, some of which are believed to have existed solely for his sex-trafficking operation.
• Court filings claim Indyke and Kahn profited substantially, receiving millions in fees and loans, and allegedly facilitated coerced marriages for trafficked women to help them remain in the US.