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Dershowitz Letter Denying Epstein Allegations and Claiming False Accusations by [REDACTED - Survivor]
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Dershowitz Letter Denying Epstein Allegations and Claiming False Accusations by [REDACTED - Survivor]

Dershowitz Letter Denying Epstein Allegations and Claiming False Accusations by [REDACTED - Survivor] The passage is a self‑serving denial by a well‑known attorney with no new factual allegations, evidence, or names of other powerful actors beyond the already public figures (Jeffrey Epstein, Leslie Wexner). It offers no concrete leads for investigation, merely repeats known disputes, so its investigative usefulness and novelty are low, though it mentions high‑profile individuals. Key insights: Dershowitz claims [REDACTED - Survivor] fabricated accusations for financial gain from Leslie Wexner.; He says he provided travel, credit‑card, and TV appearance records to refute the claims.; He references an independent review by a former FBI director and former federal judge.

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Dershowitz Letter Denying Epstein Allegations and Claiming False Accusations by [REDACTED - Survivor] The passage is a self‑serving denial by a well‑known attorney with no new factual allegations, evidence, or names of other powerful actors beyond the already public figures (Jeffrey Epstein, Leslie Wexner). It offers no concrete leads for investigation, merely repeats known disputes, so its investigative usefulness and novelty are low, though it mentions high‑profile individuals. Key insights: Dershowitz claims [REDACTED - Survivor] fabricated accusations for financial gain from Leslie Wexner.; He says he provided travel, credit‑card, and TV appearance records to refute the claims.; He references an independent review by a former FBI director and former federal judge.

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attieO18 Case 1:19-t- 036 Frio boca mierrrctesed PeerO4)/ POfPO! | Peaigwasi fingon Letters Letter to the Editor: Article Misrepresented Dershowitz fyvyZaem 2 By Alan M. Dershowitz Alan M. Dershowitz is a Professor of Law emeritus at Harvard Law School. December 5, 2018 To the editor, The Crimson story regarding Jeffrey Epstein omitted the central point I made in my interview with the reporter. I welcome an investigation by Harvard or any other institution, including prosecutors, into the wilfully false charges made by Virginia Roberts for financial gain. Omitting this crucial statement is irresponsible and unethical journalism. Virginia Roberts leveled her false accusations four years ago. At the time, I disproved them categorically. The matter was put to rest, with even her lawyers admitting that it was a mistake and wrong. Then four years later the Miami Herald recycled this false accusation and The Crimson reported on the Herald’s recycled report. I wrote a letter to the editor of the Herald pointing to the incontrovertible evidence that Roberts made up the accusation out of whole cloth in order to obtain millions of dollars from Leslie Wexner. I was able to disprove Roberts’ false accusation by producing all of my travel, AmEx, and TV appearance records which showed where I was, and, more importantly, where I wasn’t during the entire period Virginia Roberts was in contact with Jeffrey Epstein. These records prove incontrovertibly that I could not have been, and was not, where Roberts’ falsely claimed to have met me — a Caribbean Island, a New Mexico Ranch, a private jet, a Palm Beach mansion — during the relevant time period. I also called for an independent investigation by the former Director of the F.B.I., a highly respected former federal judge and assistant U.S. attorney. He reviewed all of the records and other evidence and concluded that “the totality of the evidence ... refutes the allegations.” httns:/Awww thecrimson com/article/2018/12/5/letter-dershowit7-misrenresention/ 1/9

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