A Harvard law professor named with Prince Andrew in a 'sex slave' case today insisted that he never saw anything improper at the home of their billionaire pedophile friend, Jeffrey Epstein. Alan Dershowitz's claims on Thursday came just one day after accuser Virginia Roberts said in new court filings that the lawyer would chat with Epstein as she performed a sex act on the billionaire. Speaking in an emphatic interview on the Today show , Dershowitz again accused Roberts of 'making the whole thing up' and said her lawyers are putting 'real' rape victims 'in a terrible position'. 'I was never in the presence of a single underage woman,' he said. 'I never saw [Epstein] doing anything improper. I was not a witness. I was not a participant. And I will prove it.'
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Alan Dershowitz was named by Virginia Roberts, who says she was just 17 when she had sex with friends of pedophile Jeffrey Epstein
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In new filings, she said Dershowitz chatted with Epstein while she performed a sex act on him
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On the Today show on Thursday, Dershowitz said he was never in the presence of underage girls or saw anything improper around Epstein
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He said Roberts' lawyers were putting 'real' victims in a 'terrible position
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'Dershowitz has now made a number of legal filings to clear his name through the court system and urged Prince Andrew to do the same
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Buckingham Palace has issued strongly-worded denials of the allegations
'It is emphatically denied that the Duke of York had any form of sexual contact or relationship with @placeholder,' a spokesperson said.