Email alleges Boies Schiller represented Harvey Weinstein and hired intelligence agencies to spy on accusers, mentions Al Gore, AIG and fabricated ...
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The passage provides a vague, unsubstantiated allegation linking a high‑profile law firm to Weinstein and claims of intelligence‑agency spying, but offers no concrete names, dates, transactions, or ve Claims Boies Schiller represented Harvey Weinstein and hired intelligence agencies to spy on accuser Mentions Boies Schiller also representing Al Gore and AIG in unrelated matters Allegation that Boi
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