Richard D. Kahn

Accountant/business associate identified in Epstein estate records as co-executor of the estate and administrator of the 1953 Trust.

Probate records identify Kahn and Darren K. Indyke as the requested/appointed co-executors.

USVI filings identify Kahn as administrator of the 1953 Trust.

2012-06-22 — MIT research-support correspondence. The correspondence describes $100,000 in support for Seth Lloyd research at MIT, in two $50,000 tranches. The thread begins June 22, 2012 and describes shipment on June 29 and delivery on July 2.

2014-04-09 — Acknowledgment of $35,000 travel support. An email summarized in the dataset acknowledges receipt of $35,000 described as travel support for Joscha Bach, wired by Richard Kahn through HBRK Associates.

2016-03-04 — Gratitude America: Hasty Pudding check. The dataset describes a $50,000 Gratitude America check dated March 4, 2016 to the Hasty Pudding Institute, with correspondence about support for its gala.

2019-04-05 — International Peace Institute payment correspondence. The dataset describes correspondence arranging $150,000 from Gratitude America to the International Peace Institute, with a check dated April 5, 2019. The summary identifies Richard Kahn and Terje Rød-Larsen’s office in the coordination.

On September 16, 2026, two women filed a proposed class action against Epstein’s estate concerning childhood images in material seized from his properties. Reuters reported that the complaint sought at least $6 million for more than 40 people. The filing names co-executors Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn as defendants.

The Wall Street Journal subsequently reported that Manhattan federal prosecutors were investigating Indyke and Kahn and seeking witness accounts and records of their dealings. Both men have denied wrongdoing.

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