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Epstein's personal lawyer tells Congress he had no knowledge of financier's crimes

Epstein's personal lawyer tells Congress he had no knowledge of financier's crimes

Attorney Darren Indyke is the latest to answer questions from the House Oversight Committee for its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.

March 19, 2026 at 08:35 PM Original source
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Notable Quotes

"I had 'no knowledge whatsoever' of his client's wrongdoings."

— Darren Indyke , Executive

"Indyke's 'claimed ignorance of Jeffrey Epstein's widespread abuse of women and girls is deeply troubling.'"

— James Marsh , Activist

"Indyke was 'answering all our questions' during the closed-door interview."

— James Comer , Politician

"I believed him, and I made the mistake of believing Mr Epstein that he would not again commit a crime."

— Darren Indyke , Executive

"Bondi had 'refused' to commit to following a subpoena issued by Chairman Comer."

— Robert Garcia , Politician

"The Democrats' walkout was 'staged.'"

— Tim Burchett , Politician

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Epstein's personal lawyer tells Congress he had no knowledge of financier's crimes
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Attorney Darren Indyke is the latest to answer questions from the House Oversight Committee for its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.

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