BROKEN: Jeffrey Epstein
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Jeffrey Epstein described himself as “radioactive”, and then he died in prison. But right before that, he was a friend and confidant of many of America’s most powerful politicians, billionaires, and entertainers, some of whom apparently shared a common interest: trafficking underaged girls. In "BROKEN: JEFFREY EPSTEIN" host Ariel Levy (The New Yorker) and Special Correspondent and Executive Producer Julie K. Brown (The Miami Herald) tell the full story of Epstein, his accomplices, and the broken systems that enabled his crimes.
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13Why Jeffrey Epstein’s death was nearly 50 years in the making – and what it tells us about our justice system.
Julie K. Brown wasn't always a star investigative reporter. A look at the winding road to uncovering the Jeffrey Epstein story.
Two stories from women who were manipulated by Jeffrey Epstein — with very different results.
Before Bernie Madoff, there was the Towers Financial scandal, one of the biggest Ponzi schemes in U.S. history. And it was orchestrated with help from Jeffrey Epstein.
No one is more important to the Jeffrey Epstein story than Ghislaine Maxwell.
The criminal case died with Epstein. The hunt for his millions is just beginning.
Julie K. Brown’s expose of Jeffrey Epstein launched hundreds of headlines. But the story isn’t over. "Broken: Jeffrey Epstein" is a new podcast from Three Uncanny Four Productions. New episodes, starting September 5th.
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redjeep77
so the final episode is about living conditions in MCC. talk about the worst finale in history.
Paul Hettervig
garbage distracting from the actual facts
Fubar republic
fantastic piece of propaganda. Kudos
Scott D
You might be led to believe this is about Epstein's death.... well, they discuss conditions in jail (spoiler: they are not the best). They talk about the crack epidemic at length. They talk about how crowded jails are and Bill Clinton's impact on that... they bring it all home by talking about racial injustices in our judicial system. They bring up Epstein again in the last 5 min but just parrot what was said earlier. My advice, if you are like me and had the crazy thought that you might learn something new about the Epstein suicide in this episode, is to listen to the first part of the episode but keep your expectations low.
kerry malloy
why make this your soapbox for letting criminals go free. look at California to see the future of that. say hi to your friend George Soros as he puts his progressive attorney generals in office. very disappointed.
Lucien Night
so heartfelt. need more like Julie
Raffaela Marciano
What a creep! Hope he's paying for his sins and rotting. Coward.
Conor
is this podcast about epstein or julie brown. by far the worst episode of am awful podcast, ive never heard so much supposition presented as fact. zerp actual hard evidence just lots of fluff
ross edwards
OK you lost me
Conor
worst crime podcast ive heard yet, very few hard facts and wayyyy too much fluff about the guests, way way way too much. Dire!
Leah Olivas
One of the most informative podcasts and truly despicable forms of corruption for our 21st century.
Mae Lee Arant
great podcast and sincere gratitude for Julie's tenacity and care. please dont stop because corruption and those who maneuvered the justice system to allow pedophilia for the rich must be stopped. epstein is no different in character than trump. please investigate all the culprits
CJ
Let me just say that the music for the podcast is perfect. It just sounds sleazy, and gives me the shivers when I hear it, which is exactly what I feel when I think about Epstein.
Michael Brosseau
This show is doing an inadequate job of scratching my itch for a comprehensive understanding of this man. I think it's the release schedule. 30-40 minutes on a bi-weekly basis. Makes it seem like just a pet project for everyone involved, but instead I really wanted a thorough deep-dive into this subject. Maybe the producer isn't investing enough resources into this project? I appreciated the interviews in the last episode, but it feels like they should have enough source material to really pad this out and give everything more context. I'd recommend "The Mysterious Mr. Epstein" for someone who wants to get the story in sequential order on a more frequent, weekly schedule.
Nancy Loomis
Oh my, Michelle, I wish you could see what a smart & brave 16 year old you were to have even had the smarts & self-protection instinct to get away from both monsters, Jeffrey & Ghislaine. I’m so sorry that this horrible experience has held you hostage for so long. When you are ready, you can let it go & quit beating your self up about what a scared 16 year old did then & even after. It’s OK to say “goodbye” to your long nightmare and forgive yourself. You did the best you knew how at the time. That’s all any of us can do.
june yoo Lundin
I am learning English. I like your narration. very clear talking. I want more from you.
Yiola Tsiaoushis
Great investigative work.
ABR
It crushed me to hear Michelle say she doesn't know how not to blame herself. I remember that feeling, although I was 20 when I was sexually assaulted... what she went through was far more traumatic. A child cannot and should not be expected to outsmart a predator. My heart goes out to her. I hope she can find peace.
Jq Baker
Good Job on Melissa! You, comparatively speaking, got one over on the freaky creep!
Mo Mcgarry
the first story was facinating. the calculated manipulation is off the scale. whst a monster Ghislain is/was