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Locations
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Book excerpt / legal exhibit (house oversight committee)
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1.97 MB
Summary
Pages 250-251 of the book 'Filthy Rich' (Chapter 65), marked as a House Oversight exhibit. The text juxtaposes a fictional 'Law & Order: SVU' plot—where a character named Jordan claims he was raped by a 12-year-old girl to avoid prosecution—with the real-life legal battles surrounding the Epstein case. Specifically, it details an October 15, 2015, deposition where Alan Dershowitz alleged a 'criminal extortion plot' involving Brad Edwards and Paul Cassell's clients during defamation litigation in Broward County, Florida.
People (8)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Jordan | Fictional Character |
A character in a Law & Order: SVU episode modeled after Epstein, described in the text.
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| Dominique Moreau | Fictional Character |
The 12-year-old victim in the fictional SVU episode described.
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| Jeffrey Epstein | Subject |
Mentioned as the inspiration for the SVU episode; the text pivots to his real-life legal story.
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| Alan Dershowitz | Lawyer/Defendant |
Gave a deposition alleging a criminal extortion plot; sued for defamation and countersued.
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| Brad Edwards | Lawyer |
Lawyer representing victims; sued Dershowitz for defamation.
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| Paul Cassell | Lawyer |
Lawyer representing victims; sued Dershowitz for defamation.
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| Jack Scarola | Lawyer |
Lawyer representing Brad Edwards and Paul Cassell during Dershowitz's deposition.
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| Bradley | Lawyer |
Refers to Brad Edwards in the context of the lawsuit against Dershowitz.
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Organizations (2)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| House Oversight Committee |
Source of the document (stamped in footer).
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| SVU |
Refers to 'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit', the TV show featuring the 'ripped-from-the-headlines' plot.
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Timeline (1 events)
October 15, 2015
Alan Dershowitz's deposition at a Broward County courthouse where he alleged a criminal extortion plot.
Broward County, Florida
Locations (1)
| Location | Context |
|---|---|
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Location of the courthouse where Dershowitz's deposition took place and where lawsuits were filed.
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Relationships (3)
Bradley and Cassell had sued Dershowitz... Dershowitz had countersued.
Bradley and Cassell had sued Dershowitz... Dershowitz had countersued.
Alan Dershowitz told Brad Edwards and Paul Cassell’s lawyer, Jack Scarola...
Key Quotes (4)
"There was a criminal extortion plot"Source
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"Your clients were involved."Source
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"It was a brilliant plot twist—one that ultimately allowed Jordan to get off scot-free."Source
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"Bradley and Cassell had sued Dershowitz in Broward County for defamation—payback for extremely negative comments the law professor had made in the media."Source
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CHAPTER 65
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nto the ripped-from-the-headlines
: SVU that was inspired by the Jef-
lot takes an interesting turn: before
st him, Jordan, the character mod-
SVU headquarters.
h girl raped him, Jordan says.
fleece pullover like the ones favored
es an evening at home.
ng,” he explains. “A friend said she
resent. Told me to wait in my mas-
: SVU that was inspired by the Jef-
lot takes an interesting turn: before
st him, Jordan, the character mod-
SVU headquarters.
h girl raped him, Jordan says.
fleece pullover like the ones favored
es an evening at home.
ng,” he explains. “A friend said she
resent. Told me to wait in my mas-
Guy has a massage room?”
k pain,” Jordan says.
ell asleep. Now, at first I thought I
used. I felt myself being manually
k pain,” Jordan says.
ell asleep. Now, at first I thought I
used. I felt myself being manually
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FILTHY RICH
manipulated. Then I remembered it was my present. I started to enjoy myself. But then it got rough, and that’s when I opened my eyes.”
“What did you see?”
“A woman. A woman I’d never seen before.”
“A woman? Dominique Moreau was twelve!”
“It was dark. I just wanted her off of me. I tried to stop her.”
“But the twelve-year-old overpowered you?”
“No. She threatened me. She said if I didn’t let her... continue, she was going to scream ‘Rape.’”
“And there was nothing that you could do? You’ve got forty years and a hundred pounds on the girl.”
“The party was going on right outside the door. I knew how this was going to look. I was naked. She was naked. What could I do?”
It was a brilliant plot twist—one that ultimately allowed Jordan to get off scot-free.
But the plot twist that Epstein’s own story ended up taking on the day of Alan Dershowitz’s deposition at a Broward County, Florida, courthouse was even more surprising.
“There was a criminal extortion plot,” Alan Dershowitz told Brad Edwards and Paul Cassell’s lawyer, Jack Scarola, on October 15, 2015.
“Your clients were involved.”
Bradley and Cassell had sued Dershowitz in Broward County for defamation—payback for extremely negative comments the law professor had made in the media.
Dershowitz had countersued. His reputation was on the line, and he had come armed for battle.
“What did you see?”
“A woman. A woman I’d never seen before.”
“A woman? Dominique Moreau was twelve!”
“It was dark. I just wanted her off of me. I tried to stop her.”
“But the twelve-year-old overpowered you?”
“No. She threatened me. She said if I didn’t let her... continue, she was going to scream ‘Rape.’”
“And there was nothing that you could do? You’ve got forty years and a hundred pounds on the girl.”
“The party was going on right outside the door. I knew how this was going to look. I was naked. She was naked. What could I do?”
It was a brilliant plot twist—one that ultimately allowed Jordan to get off scot-free.
But the plot twist that Epstein’s own story ended up taking on the day of Alan Dershowitz’s deposition at a Broward County, Florida, courthouse was even more surprising.
“There was a criminal extortion plot,” Alan Dershowitz told Brad Edwards and Paul Cassell’s lawyer, Jack Scarola, on October 15, 2015.
“Your clients were involved.”
Bradley and Cassell had sued Dershowitz in Broward County for defamation—payback for extremely negative comments the law professor had made in the media.
Dershowitz had countersued. His reputation was on the line, and he had come armed for battle.
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