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Congressional hearing excerpt references alleged sexual abuse at Jeffrey Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion and mentions Alan Dershowitz’s connection

Congressional hearing excerpt references alleged sexual abuse at Jeffrey Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion and mentions Alan Dershowitz’s connection The passage provides a concrete lead – a police report documenting abuse of 23‑24 minors at Epstein’s mansion and a claim that Alan Dershowitz was a close personal friend of Epstein. While it does not directly accuse Dershowitz, it suggests a possible link between a high‑profile attorney and a known sexual‑abuse network, warranting further verification of the police report, the identities of victims, and any communications between Dershowitz and Epstein. Key insights: Police report cites abuse of 23‑24 girls at Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion.; No direct allegation against Alan Dershowitz in the report, but his friendship with Epstein is noted.; Speaker offers to present additional evidence beyond the police report.

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Congressional hearing excerpt references alleged sexual abuse at Jeffrey Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion and mentions Alan Dershowitz’s connection The passage provides a concrete lead – a police report documenting abuse of 23‑24 minors at Epstein’s mansion and a claim that Alan Dershowitz was a close personal friend of Epstein. While it does not directly accuse Dershowitz, it suggests a possible link between a high‑profile attorney and a known sexual‑abuse network, warranting further verification of the police report, the identities of victims, and any communications between Dershowitz and Epstein. Key insights: Police report cites abuse of 23‑24 girls at Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion.; No direct allegation against Alan Dershowitz in the report, but his friendship with Epstein is noted.; Speaker offers to present additional evidence beyond the police report.

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Oo O DN OO FF WwW NY =| NO RO PO PNP NM NO | S| S| HS SF S| S| S| S| S| non BP WO NO -|- ODO OO WDN OO OT BP WO NYO — 25 girls going to the Epstein Palm Beach mansion and then being sexually abused in some cases, at least one case, forcibly raped. That is the basis for that particular allegation. Q. Mr. Cassell, does the police report you're referring to at any point say Professor Dershowitz abused any of these particular minors -- not were they abused at the mansion -- but did it say anywhere that Professor Dershowitz did that? A. The police report itself does not refer to Professor Dershowitz abusing these girls. However, when you look at the police report, what it shows is a pattern of egregious sexual abuse of approximately 23 to 24 young girls over an extended period of time at a mansion that was owned by Jeffrey Epstein who was one of the closest personal friends, from what I could gather, of Mr. Dershowitz. And so that was -- there's other information. I don't want to filibuster you on that. I would be happy to elaborate on that, but that is the first piece of evidence that I would begin referring to. If you want a more -- if you want -- just so the record is clear, if you want to know all the bases, all the grounds for which that allegation appears, then I would like to make a more extended presentation. ROUGH DRAFT ONLY

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