Podcast
Pivot
Julie K. Brown discussed her book, detailing the Jeffrey Epstein case, the victims' fight for justice, and Epstein's decade-long evasion of prosecution. It also highlighted the journalistic struggles faced in bringing the story to light.
I did have a lot of lead time with this book quite frankly. I only had six months to write it which is very short turnaround time so I wasn't going to have a whole lot of time to go out.
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Julie K. Brown discussed her book, detailing the Jeffrey Epstein case, the victims' fight for justice, and Epstein's decade-long evasion of prosecution. It also highlighted the journalistic struggles faced in bringing the story to light.
I did have a lot of lead time with this book quite frankly. I only had six months to write it which is very short turnaround time so I wasn't going to have a whole lot of time to go out.
This story was so mammoth to go out and try to get new information on Epstein at the same time, write a book that's 100,000 words in six months.
as journalists we don't write a lot about how we get the story and all the steps and the blood, sweat and tears that sort of goes into putting together a story
I thought maybe it would be good to tell you explain to the public all that we go through in order to get these stories.
it's called perversion of justice the jeffrey eppstein story by the very fantastic Julie K Brown
