The House oversight committee questioned former Jeffrey Epstein lawyer Darren Indyke on Thursday as lawmakers pressed deeper into the late financier’s inner circle — and what they might have known about his history of targeting underage minors and young women for sex trafficking.

In the closed-door deposition, Indyke denied knowing about Epstein’s sexual abuse and rejected allegations that he facilitated the disgraced financier’s conduct. In fact, Indyke told lawmakers he had “no knowledge whatsoever” of Epstein’s wrongdoing, seeking to clarify that his relationship to Epstein was purely professional.