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Addressing questions about why authorities or media have hesitated to release all the evidence, Dershowitz attributes this mainly to the media's tendency to presume guilt upon any association with Epstein. He argues that many individuals who flew on Epstein’s private plane or visited his island did so innocently, but the media often condemns simply by association. His view is that some fear being unfairly smeared, which discourages full disclosure.
Nevertheless, Dershowitz emphasizes the importance of transparency, asserting that ultimately "everything is going to come out," and society should seek to uncover the truth rather than conceal it. He advocates for honest disclosure as the best way to arrive at a just understanding of the case.