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Important watch…

It’s no doubt that the Jeffrey Epstein case was one of the most explosive criminal cases to rock Hollywood and the societal elite, with almost everyone who had ties with him instantly thrust into the spotlight. His crimes were heinous in every sense of the word, and if there ever was a monster to walk the Earth, they’d pale in comparison to Epstein.

After finally being arrested in 2019 for sexual abuse, sex trafficking, and establishing a pedophelic ring, it’s fair to say that the world was engulfed in rage that such a human had been able to roam free for as long as he had, especially after finding out that he successfully made a deal with the US government in 2008.

Now, Netflix is helping the survivors of his crimes join together to help the world understand what was done to them. With the series being executive produced by crime novelist James Patterson and documentarian Joe Berlinger, with Lisa Bryant on directing duties, we’re going to get a rare, unfiltered glimpse into Epstein’s crimes.

The survivors’ efforts to stop predators silencing the next generation is courageous to say the least, and you bet we’ll be watching the four-part documentary-series when it drops May 27…