when

When banks cut off Epstein over suspicious transactions, Kahn and Indyke took steps to keep Epstein afloat.

Indyke was a recent college graduate from New York when he first met Epstein about three decades ago.

When he graduated in 1991, he returned to Gold & Wachtel as an attorney, then moved to Greenberg Traurig, a large national firm.

When she later questioned Kahn about irregularities in the account in her name—transactions were far too large for her supposed income—she was told not to worry, the suit said.

The settlement described how when bank personnel asked why Epstein needed so much cash, Indyke cited travel, tipping and household expenses.