With the March 31 deadline now passed without any confirmed arrest or charges against Les Wexner, Polymarket traders have reached unanimous consensus at 100% "No," reflecting the market's resolution based on verified public records. This high confidence stems from the absence of federal or state action despite intense scrutiny from February 2026 House Oversight Committee deposition footage, where the Victoria's Secret founder denied knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes and affirmed cutting ties after his 2008 conviction—yet no indictments followed. Public sentiment, fueled by Epstein files naming Wexner over 1,000 times, has amplified calls for accountability on social media, but legal barriers and lack of new evidence have prevented momentum. Post-deadline, no realistic upsets remain possible.