Ex-Trump Lawyer Claims Epstein Client List Suppressed

Alan Dershowitz, a criminal defense attorney who represented both Jeffrey Epstein and President Donald Trump, has stated on The Sean Spicer Show that he knows the names of individuals on a supposed Epstein client list but is legally bound by confidentiality from revealing them. Dershowitz emphasized that the names are being deliberately suppressed to protect powerful politicians and business leaders, fueling suspicions of a cover-up. Despite public pressure and initial promises from the Trump administration to release these documents, the Department of Justice and FBI later stated there is no client list and closed the case, which has caused backlash among those seeking transparency. Epstein, who died by suicide in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges, was at the center of a scandal involving underage girls and influential figures. Allegations against Dershowitz himself were settled without admission of guilt, and the controversy continues to stir debate, including renewed scrutiny of other high-profile individuals such as Prince Andrew. President Trump has distanced himself from the case amid ongoing public interest and competing claims surrounding the suppressed information.