Deposition excerpts allege Alan Dershowitz linked to Epstein’s sex‑trafficking via a “blank‑check immunity” provision and repeated house visits

Deposition excerpts allege Alan Dershowitz linked to Epstein’s sex‑trafficking via a “blank‑check immunity” provision and repeated house visits The passage provides specific, though unverified, allegations that a high‑profile attorney (Alan Dershowitz) was named in a deposition as being present at Jeffrey Epstein’s mansion during alleged trafficking events and that a non‑prosecution agreement contained a “blank‑check immunity” clause. It mentions named individuals (Juan Alessi, Alfredo Rodriguez), a potential “little black book” of contacts, and FBI involvement, offering concrete leads for further document review and witness interviews. While the claims are not yet corroborated, they tie a well‑known public figure to possible criminal conduct, making the lead both controversial and actionable. Key insights: Deposition claims a non‑prosecution agreement included a clause granting blanket immunity for international/interstate sex trafficking.; Alan Dershowitz is specifically named as a co‑conspirator who visited Epstein’s house multiple times a year during alleged massage sessions.; Juan Alessi identified a photo of [REDACTED - Survivor] and linked her presence to Dershowitz’s visits.