Epstein's former attorney testifies to House committee, says he didn't know about the abuse

Darren Indyke, who served as Jeffrey Epstein's attorney for roughly two decades, testified before a House committee that he had no knowledge of Epstein's abuse. Indyke's testimony comes as lawmakers continue investigating the scope of Epstein's criminal enterprise and whether associates knowingly enabled or concealed his misconduct. His claims are significant because attorneys close to Epstein face scrutiny over what they knew about his activities and whether legal privilege was used to shield evidence. The House committee is examining potential accountability beyond Epstein himself, who died in federal custody in 2019, and whether others in his inner circle facilitated or covered up his crimes. Indyke's testimony represents a key test of credibility for a longtime associate positioned to have knowledge of Epstein's operations.