22 episodes
BROKEN: Seeking Justice Three Uncanny Four
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4.0 • 2.9K Ratings
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Investigative Reporter Julie K. Brown exposed Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes to the world. Now his survivors are fighting for the truth. This season, host Tara Palmeri follows the women who are making their own justice.
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Introducing Power: The Maxwells
A new podcast hosted by Tara Palmeri about the shadowy figure behind Ghislaine Maxwell: her father, media tycoon Robert Maxwell. His rise from nothing to fall… from the deck of his super yacht under mysterious circumstances is straight out of a crime novel. His favorite daughter Ghislaine’s theory: her father was murdered. ‘Power: The Maxwells’ is a seven part series on the incredible true story of a media mogul whose legacy is still felt today.
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Damages
When criminal justice fails, survivors are left with civil justice. But does that offer enough accountability?
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The Recruiters
Epstein relied on a network of women to bring him new victims. Nearly 20 years later, one survivor tracked down her own recruiter.
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Jane Doe 1
The criminal justice system failed Courtney Wild - but she wasn't ready to give up.
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Operation Leap Year
The story behind the secret immunity deal that enraged the world.
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"There Are No Victims Here"
Florida State prosecutors had the chance to stop Jeffrey Epstein. Why didn’t they?
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Customer Reviews
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I appreciate the exhaustive research and laying out numerous accounts of horrific behavior from people who deem others as disposable. I can’t help but feel really angry after listening, as the tone of so many interviewed comes off as detached. Self-soothing, or self-preserving, perhaps. Still, kudos on the reporting!
Details of routine are interesting
The victims were also seduced by the lifestyle of very rich. Private chef, flights, drivers, famous guests. But the memories of how they were trafficked must be very painful.
A bit too judgmental
Overall I really like this podcast. The only thing that I really don’t understand is why the reporter thinks she has the right to be so judgmental against the enablers. Not that I’m excusing their actions, not at all. But a good reporter/journalist should be leading and let the listeners make their own opinions. Everyone has their reasons for not coming forward, such as fear of prosecution, fear of reputation, etc. Again, I’m not approving of that and I think the all the survivors should get all the support to make their case. I just don’t like the narrative of the journalist.