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Jeffrey Epstein Associate Alan Dershowitz to Sue JFK’s Grandson

'A 2005 flight log shows Epstein and Dershowitz traveling from Massachusetts to Montreal with a 'Tatianna,' et al. Dershowitz’s wife is noticeably absent on those flights and others...'

(Maire Clayton, Headline USA) Harvard Law professor emeritus and Jeffrey Epstein associate Alan Dershowitz said he plans on suing John F. Kennedy grandson, Jack Schlossberg, after he falsely claimed the attorney killed his wife, who is alive.

“I hope he will preserve all of his documents because I am about to commence a legal action against him,” Dershowitz told the New York Post.

Schlossberg began his attack on Feb. 3 when he posted an Instagram video where he first made the wild allegation.

“I’m in deep s**t, dude. I’m all over the Epstein documents, there’s all sorts of credible evidence … I look like a human penis,” Schlossberg said. “I’m completely irrelevant … Oh wait, s**t, that’s you.”

 

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The remarks caused Dershowitz to immediately contact his legal team regarding the false statements.

Dershowitz spoke with the Post and expressed how he is tarnishing the family’s name.

“He’s done more harm for the Kennedy name than all the rest of the Kennedys combined,” he said.

The threat of a looming lawsuit caused Schlossberg to delete his social media for a few days, but quickly returned to the platform.

“(I’m legally obligated to inform you that Alan Dershowitz didn’t kill his wife who is alive — just kidding I’m not legally obligated to say that bc Alan Dershowitz Only threatened to sue me),” Schlossberg wrote in the caption of his Feb. 18 Instagram post.

 

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In the video he was seen with a skeleton that he dressed up in a hat and robe. He proceeded to sing along to Pink’s “So What” song.

Dershowitz told the Post his team told him he has a “viable defamation action.”

The daughter of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told the outlet she hopes her cousin will get mental help.

Mental health aside, Dershowitz has some troubling connections to Epstein.

He once said that he kept his underpants on when he received a massage from one of Epstein’s apparent sex slaves—reportedly an older Russian woman named “Olga.”

Legendary investigative reporter Nick Bryant also reportedly caught Dershowitz falsely claiming that he never flew on Epstein’s jet without his wife.

“I put a number of Epstein’s flight logs and Black Book on the internet. Epstein’s flight logs show that Dershowitz accompanied Epstein on a December 1997 flight from Palm Beach to New Jersey’s Teterboro Airport, and they were accompanied by one unidentified ‘female,’ as well as a ‘Hazel,’ a ‘Claire,’ and Maxwell,” Bryant wrote in a scathing July 2022 article about Dershowitz’s connections to Epstein.

“A 2005 flight log shows Epstein and Dershowitz traveling from Massachusetts to Montreal with a ‘Tatianna,’ et al. Dershowitz’s wife is noticeably absent on those flights and others.”

Dershowitz also spearheaded Epstein’s 2008 sweetheart deal, which gave the sex trafficker a mere 13 months in county jail, even though the Justice Department had a list of 32 Epstein victims, according to Bryant. A Justice Department report later found that then-former Labor Secretary Alex Acosta exercised “poor judgment” in handling an investigation into wealthy financier Jeffrey Epstein when he was a top federal prosecutor in Florida.

Ken Silva contributed to this report.

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