An alleged victim of the late Jeffrey Epstein has made major claims that she has video tapes of evidence that would put famous people on the so-called client list that everyone wants to see – but no one seems to release. The victim’s name is Sarah Ransome and she’s been in the news regarding Epstein before, and now that a federal judge is allowing some documents to be unsealed, more details are emerging and the claims of these so-called videos are now out there for people to wonder about.
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Ransome claims that Jeffrey Epstein would make tapes showing some of his friends on the island, so that Epstein had blackmail on them. Ransome says she saw these tapes and made copies. While no videos have been seen as of yet, she claims to have them – but they would need to be released to the public or the court of law for her claims to become concrete evidence and proof.
So far, one big name that appears on this list of alleged friends is lawyer Alan Dershowitz and his name has come up before, because Ransome mentioned accusations against him in the past, suggesting something dirty happened. Dershowitz denied any and all accusations and allegations, once going so far as to say he’s only slept with his wife since he met her. Of course, without a judge or anyone else seeing these tapes – there’s nothing to prove it. Ransome needs to release the tapes and prove her claim, otherwise Dershowitz is only facing an accusation with zero evidence – and that wouldn’t hold up in a court of law anymore than a piece of hair can stand on its own.
When did Ransome make these claims about Dershowitz? Well, it was part of a deposition that was part of a lawsuit filed by Virinia Guiffre, who was targeting Epstein’s associate and girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell. Somehow Ransome was involved and she brought Dershowitz into it as well. Ransome said she was forced into a threesome with him and another woman, as reported by Daily Mail:
Ransome claimed in the deposition taken as part of a lawsuit that Virginia Giuffre filed against Epstein’s one-time girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell that she has seen footage of two of Epstein’s associates having sex with a female victim. And she claims that she had been forced into a threesome with Dershowitz and an unidentified woman. Dershowitz denies any abuse. He told the Daily Beast: ‘Let me be very clear—I have had s-x with one woman since the day I met my wife.
‘And during the entire relevant period of time, I never had any contact with Ransome. I’ve never had any contact with anyone else. And the stories are all made up.’
Ransome said the footage she saw on video will ‘haunt me for the rest of my life’ – then says the men who were in the video had their faces very visible, but no names were dropped on that aspect.
So why hasn’t Ransome released the tapes? She said they’re stored on USB drives and scattered around several locations in Europe, but there’s a very strong fear of retaliation from people connected to Jeffrey Epstein – who allegedly killed himself in a jail cell, by the way.
To add more fire to this kindling story that seems to go on forever, Daily Mail further added:
Ransome writes: ‘When my friend had sexual intercourse with (redacted) and (redacted), sex tapes were in fact filmed on each occasion by Jeffrey.
‘Thank God she managed to get ahold of some footage of the filmed sex tapes which clearly identify the faces of (redacted) and (redacted) having sexual intercourse with her’.
Epstein does not appear in the video, something that Ransome says showed how ‘clever’ he was.
The friend sent Ransome some of the footage ‘implicating’ both men and she writes that she has seen ‘with my own two eyes the evidence of these sexual acts’.
Ransome writes: ‘I will be more than willing to swear under oath and testify in court over these sex tapes….it will break your heart into a million tiny pieces when you watch this footage.’
Ransome says she knows where the footage is, and so does one other person in the world – in the event that something happens to Ransome.
So, where is it?
Photo: Unknown author, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons and Ghislaine Maxwell, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons