Allegations of Federal Immunity Deal and Sexual Misconduct Involving Jeffrey Epstein, Alan Dershowitz, and David Boies
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Allegations of Federal Immunity Deal and Sexual Misconduct Involving Jeffrey Epstein, Alan Dershowitz, and David Boies The passage links high‑profile figures (Jeffrey Epstein, former Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta, Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz, and prominent attorney David Boies) to a confidential settlement and alleged federal immunity deal, suggesting possible misconduct and cover‑up. It provides specific names, dates, and a potential legal avenue (the Ransome settlement and the 2008 plea deal) that could be pursued, but many claims remain unverified and lack concrete transaction details, keeping the score in the strong‑lead range rather than blockbuster. Key insights: A 2008 deal allegedly gave Epstein and co‑conspirators federal immunity.; Former Miami U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta, now Labor Secretary, signed the controversial plea agreement.; Alan Dershowitz is accused in a filing of being instructed to have sex with a minor, which he denies.
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