Jeffrey Epstein’s former lawyer Alan Dershowitz has boasted of his ‘perfect sex life’ with his wife as he defended himself against accusations that he raped two of his ex-client’s alleged victims.
Dershowitz escalated his feud with lawyer David Boies, who is representing some of Epstein’s accusers, when he spoke of his sex life on Laura Ingraham’s Fox News show on Thursday night.
Epstein has been indicted for sex trafficking after several women, many who were underage at the time, accused him of abusing them and prostituting them out to his friends.
Dershowitz was one of the lawyers that secured Epstein a non-prosecution deal back in 2008 after the New York billionaire was convicted of underage sex offenses in Florida.
Alan Dershowitz escalated his feud with lawyer David Boies, who is representing some of Jeffrey Epstein’s accusers, when he spoke of his sex life on Laura Ingraham’s Fox News show on Thursday night
Two of Epstein’s accusers, including Victoria Roberts Giuffre, have claimed they were forced to have sex with Dershowitz.
Dershowitz has denied the allegations and claims the women are lying for money.
Giuffre, who is being represented by Boies, is suing Dershowitz for defamation.
During his Fox News appearance on Thursday, Dershowitz claimed that the women changed their stories after meeting Boies.
He went on to say that Boies had a ‘terrible reputation for sexual activities’ and that he had issued a challenge to him to reveal the number of sexual partners he has had.
‘I’ve had sex with one woman since the day I met Jeffrey Epstein. I challenge David Boies to say under oath that he has only had sex with one woman during that period of time,’ Dershowitz told Ingraham.
‘He couldn’t do it. So he has an enormous amount of chutzpah to challenge me, and to challenge my perfect, perfect sex life during the relevant period of time.
David Boies (above) is representing one of Epstein’s accusers Victoria Roberts Giuffre who claims she was forced to have sex with Dershowitz at the billionaire’s request
‘He’s doing it for money. He claims he’s doing this pro bono, he’s already earned enormous amounts in fees from the same people, and I’m sure he intends to earn more fees.
‘So, I’m going to beat him and I’m going to beat him bad.’
Epstein has been indicted for sex trafficking after several women, many who were underage at the time, accused him of abusing them and prostituting them out to his friends
Dershowitz also said he has evidence that proves he didn’t have sex with the two women.
‘(Boies) has nothing because I have him on tape admitting his client was wrong, simply wrong, and that she couldn’t have been in the places she claimed to have sex with me,’ Dershowitz said.
‘Each of the two accusers had said I didn’t do it, and then they met David Boies and he changed their minds. So they committed perjury after meeting David Boies. There’s no coincidence about that.
‘Look, Boies has about the worst record of ethical charges and ethical alleged violations of any prominent lawyer in American history.’
Dershowitz went on to call for a federal investigation into Boies.
Giuffre, who now lives in Australia, claims she spent several years as one of Epstein’s teenage sex slaves after meeting the billionaire’s former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell while working at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort when she was 15.
Alan Dershowitz, pictured with his wife Carolyn, said he has only slept with one woman since meeting Jeffrey Epstein
Giuffre, who now lives in Australia, claims she spent several years as one of Epstein’s teenage sex slaves after meeting the billionaire’s former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell while working at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort when she was 15
It comes after Epstein was denied bail on Thursday after a judge said he poses a danger to the public and seems to still have an uncontrollable urge for sexual conduct with or in the presence of underage girls.
U.S. District Judge Richard M. Berman said Epstein might use his ‘great wealth and vast resources’ to flee the country.
Epstein has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking charges.
Lawyers for Epstein had argued their client has stayed clean since pleading guilty to soliciting a minor for prostitution charges in Florida in 2008 in a deal that allowed him to avoid federal prosecution.
They have argued that with the current charges, the federal government is reneging on that deal.
The decision means Epstein will remain behind bars while he fights charges that he exploited dozens of girls in New York and Florida in the early 2000s.
He faces up to 45 years in prison if convicted.