Exposing serial sexual abuser Jeffrey Epstein required an intense, concerted effort by MiamiHerald's reporter jkbjournalist, who led in print, and EmilyMichot, who documented victims on video
reporter Julie K. Brown hopped a flight to Nashville to conduct an on-camera interview with Michelle Licata, a young woman who had been sexually assaulted by financier Jeffrey Epstein when she was 14. Brown's colleague, videographer Emily Michot, would follow a day later on a separate flight. Neither knew what to expect."Perversion of Justice,"
"The whole piece would not have been the same without Emily," says Brown. "Just the power of hearing these women's voices and to see, all these years later, how their lives had been forever altered by what had happened to them." During the ensuing months, the pair interviewed Courtney Wild at a Florida prison, where she was serving time for drug charges, and Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who was famously photographed with Prince Andrew in 2001 while at a party in London, as well as Jena-Lisa Jones, who was 14 when Epstein paid her $200 to give him an erotic massage. They've also spoken to two other Epstein victims on camera since the series first published in November 2018.
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