Victims' CVRA filing alleges government withheld discovery on Dershowitz, Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein in 2011

Victims' CVRA filing alleges government withheld discovery on Dershowitz, Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein in 2011 The passage reveals that victims in a Crime Victims' Rights Act case sought discovery about high‑profile figures (Dershowitz, Prince Andrew, Jeffrey Epstein) and that the government allegedly resisted providing it. This suggests a possible concealment of information linking powerful individuals to alleged misconduct, offering a concrete lead (date, case numbers, parties) for further investigation. While the claim is not yet verified, it ties together influential actors and a potential abuse of prosecutorial discretion, warranting follow‑up. Key insights: Victims filed a CVRA petition (Jane Doe No.1 & No.2) in 2008 against the United States (9:08‑cv‑80736).; Discovery requests were made on Oct. 11, 2011 seeking info on Alan Dershowitz, Prince Andrew, and Jeffrey Epstein.; The government allegedly attempted to avoid providing the requested discovery.