Named in FBI PROMINENT NAMES briefing; victim allegation of massage on plane (victim noted as not a minor)
Alan Dershowitz is an American lawyer and law professor. In 2007, Dershowitz was part of Epstein's legal team that negotiated a nonprosecution agreement for Epstein in Florida. Weeks after Epstein's death, JPMorgan Chase filed a suspicious activity report for transactions conducted by Dershowitz as well as Glenn Dubin, Leon Black, and Leslie Wexner, totalling about $1 billion. The files contain interview questions with Dershowitz. He was questioned if he had used social media to attempt to discredit victims of Epstein, one of his clients. He denied that he had done so, claiming that he cannot use social media because he does not own a computer.
Alan Dershowitz was Epstein's lawyer, involved in negotiating the 2006/2007 non-prosecution agreement, and mentioned in Epstein files with allegations he denied. No confirmed arrests, charges, convictions, or ongoing investigations against him; he has denied involvement in wrongdoing and social media discrediting of victims.
Rodriguez also notes that attorney Alan Dershowitz, who represented Epstein in the 2008 case in which Epstein pleaded guilty to state prostitution charges in Fl…
Other members of the Harvard community were also named in the document dump, including Summers' wife, professor Elisa New, and professor Alan Dershowitz. Dersho…
Dershowitz, who taught at Harvard Law School until his retirement in 2013, was part of the legal team that negotiated Epstein’s 2007 non-prosecution agreement i…
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