New Mexico Sues Jeffrey Epstein’s Lawyer and Accountant
The state alleges the pair helped finance and conceal sex trafficking activities at Zorro Ranch.
New Mexico has filed a lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein’s former lawyer, Brad Edwards, and his accountant, Darren K. Indyke. The suit accuses the pair of aiding in the financing and concealment of sex trafficking operations that took place at Zorro Ranch, Epstein’s sprawling New Mexico property.
According to the lawsuit, Edwards and Indyke allegedly used their professional roles to facilitate and hide Epstein’s criminal activities. The state contends that their actions enabled the continuation of sex trafficking at Zorro Ranch, which was a site where underage victims were allegedly exploited.
The legal action seeks to hold Edwards and Indyke accountable for their alleged roles in the network that supported Epstein’s abuse. The lawsuit highlights the ongoing efforts by authorities and victims’ advocates to pursue legal recourse against individuals who may have been complicit in the trafficking scheme. This development underscores the continued scrutiny of Epstein’s associates and financial dealings following his arrest and death.