
Halfway between South America and New Zealand is a small piece of volcanic, British territory; Pitcairn. It has one shop open for a few hours a day, it’s accessible only by boat, it was born out of Naval mutiny in the 18th Century, it’s home to 37 British subjects... and an almighty scandal.
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Luke Jones takes you behind The Pitcairn Trials, to answer some of your most-asked questions. We hear how he navigated interviewing Glenda, who grew up on Pitcairn and experienced abuse there, how he found his way through a maze of official legal doc... more
The Guilty men of Pitcairn received remarkably short prison sentences. Some on the island, sent to the luxury jail they helped to build. Some received community service, with time off to help with the island’s harvest and work. In the end the Pitcair... more
Glenda takes the stand. Through interviews and court transcripts, we examine the Defence team’s arguments, and the legal debates that surrounded them. Glenda and police officer Peter George wait for the verdict in the UK. Peter gets it first, then ph... more
Judges, lawyers and a press pack make the long journey to Pitcairn and the trials begin. Journalists are summoned to a meeting of all the women on the Island at Big Fence as they argue that their men are innocent, and there are claims that the trials... more
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Thank you for telling the true stories of the Pitcairn abuses of children, especially young girls.
I had no idea of the trial and the history of the small island community beyond the film version about the Mutiny on the Bounty, which seemed romantic, and yet this is how the culture borne out of that historical era ended up.
Thank you especially for allowing Glenda to tell her story, bless her. What a heroine she is for standing up and telling the truth of what happened to her, which also was... more
A deeply moving and troubling story. However, the produces do it few favours with productions. It’s highly repetitive, uses identical audio in several episode to no real deepens of understanding. Simply draws it out.
It is highly important that such truths as this are documented & told because we should never, ever forget that small unchecked communities can be the most dangerous places on our planet.
I love everything about this podcast. It’s haunting to think about the generations of abuse continuing on Pitcairn, from father to son, dating all the way back to its settlement. The storytelling is incredible, the little sound effects are effective without being overbearing, and the research that went into it is comprehensive. Highly recommended.
Thank you for telling this very sensitive story. And especially thank you to Glinda for sharing her story so openly and being so generous with her time and honesty. ♥️
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Exploring the intricate and harrowing narrative of familial abuse and legal trials, this podcast sheds light on the traumatic events surrounding Pitcairn Island, a remote British territory with a fascinating history rooted in naval mutiny. Listeners are taken through a series of episodes detailing the emotional and legal repercussions faced by the community as they confront the alarming allegations of child sexual abuse. The podcast is notable for its sensitive portrayal of personal accounts from survivors, particularly Glenda, who bravely reveals her story and engages in the broader discussions surrounding child protection and community resilience.
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