Perversion of Justice Quotes

“For at least six years, multimillionaire financier Jeffrey Edward Epstein, fifty-three, and others working for him had been luring middle school and high school girls to his waterfront mansion in Palm Beach, Florida, by offering to pay them for massages. The girls, mostly thirteen to sixteen years old, arrived at all hours of the day and night, whereupon they were sexually abused in acts ranging from inappropriate touching to rape. Afterward, Epstein paid them two to three hundred dollars each, then offered to give them even more money if the teenagers brought their friends, creating a revolving door of fresh young girls to fill his pedophile obsession.”
― Julie K. Brown, Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story

“Perhaps with a new administration in the White House someone will finally examine how and why Jeffrey Epstein wound up dead.”
― Julie K. Brown, Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story

“journalists had spent so much time trying to tie the story to politicians and celebrities that they missed the larger narrative about the negligence and possible corruption of the criminal justice system.”
― Julie K. Brown, Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story

“So I learned that there are news organizations that protect powerful people, especially when it comes to sexual harassment and abuse.”
― Julie K. Brown, Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story

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“What society wants is a victim who is a sweet, adorable, innocent angel that God sent from heaven—and an offender who is this evil horrible sexual predator, a ‘dirty old man in a wrinkled raincoat,’ that’s what we prefer, but that’s not reality,” Lanning said.”
― Julie K. Brown, Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story

“What society wants is a victim who is a sweet, adorable, innocent angel that God sent from heaven—and an offender who is this evil horrible sexual predator, a ‘dirty old man in a wrinkled raincoat,’ that’s what we prefer, but that’s not reality,” Lanning said.”
― Julie K. Brown, Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story

“What society wants is a victim who is a sweet, adorable, innocent angel that God sent from heaven”
― Julie K. Brown, Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story