The Epstein Chronicles – Mega Edition: Sarah Ransome And Her Comments On Alan Dershowitz (4/12/26)
Host: Bobby Capucci
Date: April 12, 2026
Main Theme and Purpose
This episode explores new developments involving Sarah Ransome’s allegations against Alan Dershowitz — a prominent attorney and long-time associate of Jeffrey Epstein. Drawing from court records, reporting, and Bobby Capucci's sharp commentary, the show scrutinizes Dershowitz’s public denials, his failed legal maneuvers to access sealed Epstein-Maxwell documents, and the broader battle for accountability among Epstein’s alleged elite enablers. The episode particularly foregrounds Capucci’s frustration with ongoing public and legal spins by Dershowitz, and the role of survivor voices in compelling so-called untouchables to answer for their actions.
Key Discussion Points
1. New Allegations: Sarah Ransome’s Accusations Toward Dershowitz
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Court-Documented Claims:
Capucci references a December 2018 article by Steven Rex Brown (NY Daily News), discussing a second trafficking victim — Sarah Ransome — who alleges that Epstein directed her to have sex with Alan Dershowitz.- “Sarah Ransome made these claims in court. Court. In court documents. And again, all we have from Alan Dershowitz is you have to take my word, I’m Alan Dershowitz. I would never do that.” ([02:10])
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Public Denials and Deflections:
Dershowitz, per Capucci, has continually denied all allegations, relying on character attacks against accusers and their lawyers without offering substantive evidence.- “Oh, I have tapes, but nobody can have a copy. Oh, I have this. I have that. You’ll see when it comes out in court.” ([01:30])
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Role of Ghislaine Maxwell’s Attorney:
Maxwell’s lawyer, Laura Menninger, referenced Ransome’s accusation in open court, not as rumor but in official proceedings.- “Ransome has alleged not only that my client ran a sex trafficking organization, but she claims also that she was directed by my client and the Epstein defendants to have sex with third parties
