**No criminal charges against Les Wexner appear imminent by June 30, 2026, supporting the 94% trader consensus for that outcome.** Wexner has faced sustained scrutiny over his past ties to Jeffrey Epstein, including 2019 FBI documents labeling him a potential co-conspirator and a February 2026 closed-door House Oversight Committee deposition examining those links. However, federal prosecutors informed his counsel in 2019 that he was neither a target nor co-conspirator, and he has not been charged in any related criminal matter. Recent developments center on civil litigation: an April 2026 lawsuit by Epstein victims in New York Supreme Court (later moved toward federal court) alleges Wexner provided over $200 million that helped fund Epstein’s activities. Wexner has also been ordered to testify in a separate Ohio State University sexual abuse lawsuit involving former campus physician Richard Strauss, though he faces no personal accusations of wrongdoing in that case. Congressional Epstein-related inquiries continue with other witnesses, but no public statements or filings indicate active Justice Department plans to bring charges against Wexner in the narrow remaining window. Given the absence of indictments, prosecutorial announcements, or fresh investigative developments in the past several months, traders assess the probability of criminal charging before the deadline as very low. Resolution would require verifiable charging documents or official confirmation by the cutoff.