Show Notes
"I believed in the process. I thought that if we did our jobs the right way, the outcome would take care of itself. I learned that isn't always true."
In October 2005, detectives from the Palm Beach Police Department arrived at 358 El Brillo Way. Residents assumed its owner, Jeffrey Epstein, was just another wealthy resident, but officers had been keeping tabs on the mysterious financier for months and had come to suspect that he was behind a strange sexual exploitation scheme involving minors.
Evidence seized that day would form the backbone of one of the most complex sex crimes investigations in Florida history. But in that moment, detectives had no idea that what they would uncover would have ramifications far beyond what they ever imagined...
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