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This story is so heartbreaking and horrifying. I’m so glad it was so well reported. To those writing reviews saying “they should have just left the room” or “it wasn’t that bad, she should have settled for the 10K” you are part of the problem. This whole story was about how hundreds if not thousands of women were abused by him. Do you really think it was as simple as just leaving the room? It disgusts me that people would want someone to accept a lesser amount because it “wasn’t that bad”. A s... more
This story is precisely the reason why as a female, I will always choose a female care provider.
Really outstanding. So well done.
I NEVER write reviews but this podcast was so well done I had to write something. It made me cry, made me yell and made me feel inspired. Exceptional reporting.
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