Trader consensus heavily favors no charges against Les Wexner by June 30, reflecting the absence of any active federal investigation or indictment proceedings by the Department of Justice despite his past financial ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Wexner's February 2026 closed-door deposition before the House Oversight Committee, where he denied knowledge of Epstein's crimes, produced no criminal referrals or subsequent probes, as confirmed in public statements from committee Democrats. With no grand jury activity, victim lawsuits advancing to criminal stages, or leaks signaling DOJ action in the intervening months, statutes of limitations on potential Epstein-related offenses likely pose significant barriers. Late-breaking evidence, unsealed documents, or a special counsel appointment could theoretically shift odds, though none appear imminent.