Dershowitz Claims Knowledge of Suppressed Epstein Names

Alan Dershowitz, a former Trump lawyer and member of Jeffrey Epstein’s defense team, has publicly claimed to know the individuals named in Epstein's suppressed client files, asserting the documents are withheld to protect high-profile figures including politicians and business leaders. Dershowitz shared these claims during appearances on Sean Spicer’s show, emphasizing that confidentiality orders prevent him from naming individuals but arguing the suppression is unjust as it shields both accused and accusers. He also suggested that some alleged victims in the files might themselves be perpetrators. Despite previous promises from the Trump administration to release Epstein-related documents, the Department of Justice and White House continue to deny the existence of a 'client list,' which has fueled skepticism. Victims’ advocate Sigrid McCawley and others have criticized the government for withholding critical information about Epstein’s network. The controversy continues as public debate is reignited by figures such as Elon Musk, who accuse authorities of lacking transparency.