Epstein Secrets

e will is new, it is not clear whether it superseded another. Its executors are two longtime Epstein employees: lawyer Darren Indyke and businessman Richard Kahn. A third man, Boris Nikolic, is listed as an alternate. The executors will receive $250,000 apiece for their work on the estate, in addition to "re

ees: lawyer Darren Indyke and businessman Richard Kahn. A third man, Boris Nikolic, is listed as an alt

a scheme to prescribe Subsys, a potent fentanyl-based spray, in exchange for bribes and kickbacks from the drug's manufacturer, Insys Therapeutics. Jeffrey Goldstein, 49, prescribed his patients Subsys in exchange for close to $200,000 in bribes and kickbacks from the drug's manufacturer, as well as other items o

e will is new, it is not clear whether it superseded another. Its executors are two longtime Epstein employees: lawyer Darren Indyke and businessman Richard Kahn. A third man, Boris Nikolic, is listed as an alternate. The executors will receive $250,000 apiece for their work on the estate, in addition to "re

ees: lawyer Darren Indyke and businessman Richard Kahn. A third man, Boris Nikolic, is listed as an alt

a scheme to prescribe Subsys, a potent fentanyl-based spray, in exchange for bribes and kickbacks from the drug's manufacturer, Insys Therapeutics. Jeffrey Goldstein, 49, prescribed his patients Subsys in exchange for close to $200,000 in bribes and kickbacks from the drug's manufacturer, as well as other items o

year, particularly since FCPA unit chief Daniel Kahn and two of his three assistant chiefs are slated

e its Subsys painkiller, becoming the fourth of five New York physicians charged with taking kickbacks in the form of speaker fees to admit guilt. Jeffrey Goldstein, 49, copped to a count of conspiracy before U.S. Magistrate Judge Henry Pitman. He faces a maximum prison sentence of five years at his sentencing,

year, particularly since FCPA unit chief Daniel Kahn and two of his three assistant chiefs are slated

e its Subsys painkiller, becoming the fourth of five New York physicians charged with taking kickbacks in the form of speaker fees to admit guilt. Jeffrey Goldstein, 49, copped to a count of conspiracy before U.S. Magistrate Judge Henry Pitman. He faces a maximum prison sentence of five years at his sentencing,