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Dershowitz publicly denies allegations in media while claiming Edwards, Cassell, and Giuffre are lying

The passage provides media statements by Alan Dershowitz that could be used to probe his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and the credibility of the plaintiffs. It mentions specific dates, outlets, a Dershowitz appeared on NBC Today (Jan 22 2015) and called the plaintiffs’ claims lies. He referenced a willingness to be deposed if deemed a relevant witness. He described his relationship with Epste

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November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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The passage provides media statements by Alan Dershowitz that could be used to probe his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and the credibility of the plaintiffs. It mentions specific dates, outlets, a Dershowitz appeared on NBC Today (Jan 22 2015) and called the plaintiffs’ claims lies. He referenced a willingness to be deposed if deemed a relevant witness. He described his relationship with Epste

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Edwards, Bradley vs. Dershowitz Case No.: CACE 15-000072 Edwards and Cassells Response to Dershowitz's Motion to Determine Confidentiality of Court Records Page 15 of 20 Similarly, Dershowitz appeared on NBC’s Today Show the morning after Edwards and Cassell made a filing for Ms. Giuffre, to say that the Edwards and Cassell — and Ms. Giuffre — were all “lying” in the court documents: Question from Savannah Guthrie: Jn legal papers from the lawyers, they say you’ve had, in fact, the opportunity to be deposed. Answer from Alan Dershowitz: They’re lying. They’re lying. Question: They show letters in which they offered to depose you. Answer: And they didn’t show my letters in response saying, (a), if you ask me about my legal relationship with Epstein and I’ll be happy to answer. . . . And I responded that I would be happy to be deposed if you could give me any indication that I would be a relevant witness .... They will be proved — all of them [i.e., Cassell, Edwards, and Ms. Giuffre] — to be categorically lying and making up this story. And it will bea terrible thing for rape victims. ... We [Epstein and Dershowitz] had an academic relationship. I was never in the presence of a single, young, underaged woman. When I was with him, it was with prominent scientists, prominent academics. And they’re just — again — lying about this. I never saw him doing anything improper. I was not a participant. I was not a witness. Today Show, Jan. 22, 2015 (emphases added). As another example, in Miami Herald, Dershowitz called the Joinder Motion that he seeks to have sealed “the sleaziest Jegal document1 have ever seen. They [Edwards and Cassell] manipulated a young, suggestible woman who was interested in money. This is a disbarrable offense, and they will be disbarred. They will rue the day they ever made this false charge against me” — i.e., Edwards and Cassell will “rue the day” they ever filed the Joinder Motion. Miami Herald (Jan. 3, 2015).

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