During the depositions of Richard Kahn (accountant) and Darren Indyke (attorney) it was discovered that Jeffrey Epstein gave both men multi million dollar loans.

Kahn received a $3 million loan, Indyke a $7 million loan. Both testified that they continuously made interest only payments but provided no records.

Both loans have provisions that they will be discharged upon final probate of Epstein's estate. However, both still have personal liability for the unpaid loans.

If survivor victims were to be awarded legal judgments in excess of the remaining Epstein estate assets, both Indyke and Kahn could become liable on their loans.