Trader consensus heavily favors no criminal charges against Les Wexner by June 30, reflecting the absence of any active DOJ or FBI investigation despite heightened scrutiny from 2026 Epstein file releases. Documents from February named Wexner a potential co-conspirator with limited evidence, prompting a House Oversight Committee deposition where he denied knowledge of Epstein's crimes and claimed to have been duped; no indictment followed. April civil lawsuits by victims allege enabling Epstein but fall short of criminal thresholds. With six weeks remaining, procedural hurdles, past prosecutorial clearance in 2019, and lack of new evidence sustain high confidence in resolution to "No," though late-breaking victim testimony or special counsel action could theoretically shift odds.