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'Epstein Had Been Adamant That...': Former Lawyer Darren Indyke Drops Explosive Claim I US News
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12:47Now PlayingUS News: Fresh controversy erupts in the Jeffrey Epstein case as his longtime lawyer Darren Indyke makes explosive statements under oath. Testifying before Congress, Indyke claimed he had “no knowledge whatsoever” of Epstein’s abuse network, a remark that has sparked widespread outrage and renewed scrutiny.
In a tense exchange, Indyke suggested that Epstein had been adamant about certain claims, while distancing himself from any awareness of crimes involving minors. His testimony has raised serious questions about who knew what—and when—within Epstein’s inner circle.
Adding fuel to the fire, Indyke also criticized aspects of the ongoing investigations, calling parts of the probe “flawed”, even as lawmakers intensify efforts to uncover the full scope of Epstein’s operations and connections.
The hearing marks a significant moment in the broader investigation, as officials continue to examine Epstein’s network, finances, and alleged enablers, with growing pressure for accountability. Watch the full breakdown of Darren Indyke’s testimony, the key moments from Congress, and what this could mean for the future of the Epstein case.
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