Despite renewed congressional scrutiny through a February 2026 House Oversight Committee deposition and references to Les Wexner in recently released Epstein files, federal authorities have brought no criminal charges against the former L Brands executive. Wexner, who ended his professional relationship with Jeffrey Epstein in 2007, has consistently denied knowledge of any crimes, and prior Justice Department communications have described him as neither a target nor co-conspirator. A civil lawsuit filed by victims in April 2026 alleges financial facilitation but does not alter the absence of indictable evidence sufficient for prosecutors to act before June 30. Traders therefore assign overwhelming probability to no charges occurring, reflecting the high evidentiary thresholds and procedural timelines that have protected similar high-profile associates from swift criminal action.