New Mexico Attorney General Sues Epstein Associates Over Santa Fe-Area Ranch
New Mexico's Attorney General Raúl Torrez has sued Jeffrey Epstein's attorney, Darren Indyke, and accountant, Richard Kahn, accusing them of concealing Epstein's sex trafficking and abuse at his Santa Fe-area ranch and of profiting from his estate.
Detroit, MI, October 21, 2026 —
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez has sued Darren Indyke, identified as Jeffrey Epstein’s attorney, and Richard Kahn, identified as Epstein’s accountant. Torrez accuses the men of concealing Epstein’s sex trafficking and abuse at his Santa Fe-area ranch and of profiting from Epstein’s estate.
The allegations are claims made by the attorney general in a lawsuit. The information provided does not include the lawsuit’s filing date, the court where it was filed, or the specific legal claims Torrez is pursuing. It also does not describe the conduct the lawsuit says Indyke or Kahn undertook, or explain how they allegedly profited from the estate.
The summary does not provide details about the alleged trafficking or abuse at the ranch beyond identifying it as being in the Santa Fe area. It does not state how long the alleged conduct took place, identify any people affected, or provide information about evidence cited in the lawsuit. No financial amount associated with the alleged profits is given.
Responses from Indyke or Kahn are not included in the available information. The summary also does not say whether either defendant has commented on the allegations, whether the case has had any court proceedings, or what outcome Torrez is seeking. The claims remain allegations in the information provided; no finding by a court is described.
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