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Alan Stone

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Also known as: Al Stone
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Background

Alan A. Stone is a professor of law and psychiatry at Harvard Law School and Harvard Medical School, one of the few academics with joint appointments in both institutions. He served on the advisory board of the Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation and was connected to the network of Harvard academics who received Epstein funding or attended Epstein-sponsored science events.

His dual expertise in law and psychiatry made him a distinctive figure in Epstein's circle of intellectuals.

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Related Documents
Affidavit alleges Alan Dershowitz sought Boies Schiller's help to suppress false sexual misconduct claim
2025-11-11 · House-oversight · Other
The passage provides a specific allegation that Dershowitz asked a prominent law firm partner (David Boies) to intervene in a false sexual‑misconduct accusation, naming dates, participants, and meetin Dershowitz allegedly received a call in May 2015 about a false sexual‑misconduct accusation involvin He asked David Boies (via David Stone) to meet and convince Boies the accusations were false. Ston
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Affidavit alleges Alan Dershowitz sought Boies Schiller's help to suppress false sexual misconduct claim
· House-oversight · Government
Affidavit alleges Alan Dershowitz sought Boies Schiller's help to suppress false sexual misconduct claim The passage provides a specific allegation that Dershowitz asked a prominent law firm partner (David Boies) to intervene in a false sexual‑misconduct accusation, naming dates, participants, and meetings. It suggests a possible effort to influence legal representation and suppress allegations, which is a moderate investigative lead. However, the claim is unverified, involves no direct financial flow, and the alleged misconduct is already a known area of controversy, limiting its novelty and impact. Key insights: Dershowitz allegedly received a call in May 2015 about a false sexual‑misconduct accusation involving a minor.; He asked David Boies (via David Stone) to meet and convince Boies the accusations were false.; Stone attended at least three meetings with Boies, Dershowitz, and possibly Ms. McCawley.
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