Allegations that Alan Dershowitz Provided Incomplete or Falsified Flight Logs to Law‑Enforcement in the Jeffrey Epstein Investigation

Allegations that Alan Dershowitz Provided Incomplete or Falsified Flight Logs to Law‑Enforcement in the Jeffrey Epstein Investigation The passage supplies concrete, time‑stamped allegations that a high‑profile attorney (Alan Dershowitz) selectively produced flight‑log records covering Jan‑Sep 2005 while omitting an Oct 2005 log, and that those logs conflict with pilot Dave Rogers’ records. It suggests possible document falsification and obstruction of a major sex‑trafficking probe, offering clear follow‑up steps (obtain full logs, forensic comparison, subpoena). The claim is highly controversial and implicates powerful figures, but similar accusations have circulated before, so the novelty is moderate rather than blockbuster. Key insights: Selective production of flight logs covering Jan‑Sep 2005, excluding an Oct 2005 log.; Inconsistencies between Dershowitz‑provided logs and pilot Dave Rogers’ logs.; Testimony that the logs may have been altered by a well‑resourced sex‑trafficking organization.