Epstein’s Executors Hustle $630M Estate Without Pay, Expecting Mega Jackpot
KEY POINTS
- •Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn, named co-executors of Epstein’s $630 million estate in 2019, receive no salary.
- •The estate recently settled a $35 million class-action lawsuit with victims but still faces more claims.
- •Epstein had plans for his own bank and spent $25-30 million yearly on jets and homes, per depositions.
Since Epstein’s untimely 2019 parking-lot meeting with justice, lawyer Darren Indyke and accountant Richard Kahn have heroically managed his $630 million dollar-arama estate—for zero salary. Indyke proudly pocketed a $2 million annual paycheck pre-jail, now dreaming of a $50 million Buffett-level inheritance, while Kahn waits on a $25 million consolation prize. Despite a $35 million lawsuit payout and a decade-long legal marathon predicted by Kahn, they still fancy pocketing millions once the estate’s infamous 1953 Trust dries up. Epstein charmingly planned his own bank (hoping Deutsche and JPMorgan rejections are just speed bumps), spent up to $30 million annually on jet fuel and five mansions, and even had clients like Les Wexner and Leon Black in his financial fan club. Meanwhile, poor Kahn confesses co-executorship wrecked his personal life and rep, all while the estate’s legal fireworks and raid-the-cash antics keep business spicy.
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(1 of 3)Going unpaid while managing a scandal-ridden billionaire’s $630M estate screams 'fun voluntary job' said no one ever. At least the lawsuits are milking months of free drama.
Nothing says 'thank you for your hard work' like millions promised decades from now and lawsuit lottery tickets.
Epstein tried opening a bank while banks were busy banning him. Someone call Shark Tank but for villains.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 3/25/2026 | Author: Jacob Shamsian
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