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SUMMARY OF PERVERSION OF JUSTICE: The Jeffrey Epstein Story By Julie K. Brown
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For many years, billionaire Jeffrey Epstein's fondness for adolescent females was a well-kept secret in Palm Beach, Florida, and Manhattan's Upper East Side. Epstein was charged with soliciting prostitutes from kids in 2008 and received unheard-of leniency, with the terms of his non-prosecution dictated by him. The criminal justice system's shortcomings were mostly ignored by the media Epstein's pals and business associates dismissed the charges. When President Trump named Alexander Acosta, the US Attorney who authorized Epstein's plea deal, as Labor Secretary in 2017, reporter Julie K. Brown felt forced to ask questions.
Brown determined that her goal would be to track down the victims themselves, despite her editor's doubt that she could add a fresh layer to a well-known narrative. Thousands of redacted court documents, cross-country travel, and digging down information in challenging and often dangerous circumstances are all part of the job, Brown tracked down dozens of Epstein's victims, many of whom are now young women trying to rebuild their lives after the anguish and disgrace they had experienced.
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This work is meant to be a companion to PERVERSION OF JUSTICE, not a replacement, and bears no resemblance to the original author.
Please keep in mind that this is a summary and analysis of the book, not the full text. Emma Williams is solely responsible for the content and bears no resemblance to the original author.
For many years, billionaire Jeffrey Epstein's fondness for adolescent females was a well-kept secret in Palm Beach, Florida, and Manhattan's Upper East Side. Epstein was charged with soliciting prostitutes from kids in 2008 and received unheard-of leniency, with the terms of his non-prosecution dictated by him. The criminal justice system's shortcomings were mostly ignored by the media Epstein's pals and business associates dismissed the charges. When President Trump named Alexander Acosta, the US Attorney who authorized Epstein's plea deal, as Labor Secretary in 2017, reporter Julie K. Brown felt forced to ask questions.
Brown determined that her goal would be to track down the victims themselves, despite her editor's doubt that she could add a fresh layer to a well-known narrative. Thousands of redacted court documents, cross-country travel, and digging down information in challenging and often dangerous circumstances are all part of the job, Brown tracked down dozens of Epstein's victims, many of whom are now young women trying to rebuild their lives after the anguish and disgrace they had experienced.
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