Epstein Secrets

Dershowitz has not returned calls from ABC News seeking comment. Gerald Lefcourt, Epstein's New York-based attorney, who defended Russell Crowe and Abbie Hoffman, has been engaging in the public relations spin. He reportedly told the New York Post that: "The prosecutor didn't want to bring any c • • , but

o trial on the charge of sollicitation. It seems that all there is left to do for Epstein is to keep paying his attorney bills. Click here to read ABC News' full coverage on the Millionaire Sex Scandal. July 28, 2006 in Millionaire Sex Scandal I Permalink I User Comments (5) Warrants Were Prepared to Ar

Dershowitz has not returned calls from ABC News seeking comment. Gerald Lefcourt, Epstein's New York-based attorney, who defended Russell Crowe and Abbie Hoffman, has been engaging in the public relations spin. He reportedly told the New York Post that: "The prosecutor didn't want to bring any c roes in th'

o trial on the charge of sollicitation. It seems that all there is left to do for Epstein is to keep paying his attorney bills. Click here to read ABC News' full coverage on the Millionaire Sex Scandal. July 28, 2006 in Millionaire Sex Scandal I Permalink I User Comments (5) Warrants Were Prepared to Ar

ound [on Epstein] both immediately and forever after." Urn, yeah. Isn't that kind of the point? Celebrity lawyer Gerald Lefcourt — who's represented Abbie Hoffma Gotti, and Russell Crowe in his phone-chucking incident — was the author of said letter, so we can sort of guess how "Page Six" ended up with it, bu

osecutors and trying to keep Epstein from having to register as a sex offender if he pleads guilty, sources familiar with the case have confirmed to ABC News. Epstein was charged in July 2006 with solicitation of prostitution O a felony that carries up to five years in prison 0 for allegedly paying under