This remastered episode from 2021 weaves a story of resilience, power and perseverance, charting the path of a 12 year, and ongoing fight to hold Jeffery Epstein accountable. This episode explains his grooming and manipulation process, who he targeted, and how those same children and young women sought justice. This episode of Parallel Justice features Brad Edwards and Brittany Henderson, two lawyers who collectively represent 68 victims and survivors of Epstein.

Learn more about these attorneys below:

Brad Edwards https://www.epllc.com/attorneys/brad-edwards/

Brittany Henderson https://www.epllc.com/attorneys/brittany-henderson/

Learn about Crime Victims Rights here https://victimsofcrime.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/NCVC_trifold_victims-rights.pdf

Visit the National Crime Victim Bar Association for referrals to victim-centered attorneys in your area. https://victimbar.org/

To contact compassionate, confidential support, call or text 1-855-484-2846 or chat at VictimConnect Resource Center at https://victimconnect.org/

Attorney Stewart Ryan joins Parallel Justice to discuss the allegations of decades-long hazing and abuse at Valley Forge Military Academy. Representing former cadets, Ryan shares how one young man’s decision to come forward uncovered a pattern of alleged physical and sexual abuse spanning generations at the military academy. The conversation explores the academy's alleged culture of hypermasculinity, where practices such as branding, group punishments, waterboarding, "blanket parties," and the sexual abuse ritual known as "toothpasting" were reportedly used to intimidate and control younger cadets—some as young as 12 or 13 years old.

Ryan also discusses concerns about institutional oversight and why many survivors waited years to speak out and how to prevent this from happening in the future.

Learn more about today's guest: https://laffeybucci.com/

Learn more about the National Crime Victim Bar Association: victimbar.org

Victims of crime in the U.S. can get confidential support at victimconnect.org.

This episode shifts the spotlight away from the tumultuous life of master manipulator Jeffery Epstein, focusing instead on the resilience, choices and strength of the victims who held this trafficker to account.

This podcast features groundbreaking lawyers and advocates Brad Edwards and Brittany Henderson. Brad and Brittany together represent 68 victims and survivors of Epstein.

Learn more about these advocates by clicking the links below:

Brad Edwards https://www.epllc.com/attorneys/brad-edwards/

Brittany Henderson https://www.epllc.com/attorneys/brittany-henderson/

Order their book, Relentless Pursuit: My Fight for the Victims of Jeffrey Epstein, on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Relentless-Pursuit-Victims-Jeffrey-Epstein/dp/1982148136.

Learn about Crime Victims Rights here: https://victimsofcrime.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/NCVC_trifold_victims-rights.pdf

Visit the National Crime Victim Bar Association for referrals to victim-centered attorneys in your area. https://victimbar.org/

To contact compassionate, confidential

support, call or text 1-855-484-2846 or chat at VictimConnect Resource Center

at https://victimconnect.org/

In this episode of Parallel Justice, attorney Mike Neff joins the show to discuss a disturbing ongoing legal case involving an underage girl who was able to use Uber alone to meet an adult man she had interacted with online. She was later drugged and sexually assaulted.

Drawing on his firsthand experience with the case, Neff explores the legal questions surrounding Uber's safety policies (or lack thereof), the broader responsibility of rideshare companies, and whether current safeguards do enough to protect both riders and drivers. The conversation also examines how technology, social media, and rideshare apps can create opportunities for online predators—and what changes could help prevent future tragedies.

This episode also gives advice for parents raising children in the digital age.

Learn more about today's guest: https://neffinjurylaw.com/

Learn more about the National Crime Victim Bar Association: victimbar.org

Victims of crime in the U.S. can get confidential support at victimconnect.org.

Mitch Garabedian is an internationally recognized advocate who represents survivors and victims abused by Catholic Church priests and the supervisors who allowed this abuse to occur. This episode charts a path through history, exposing a culture of abuse in the Catholic Church and the progress that is coming from outside the church.

Mitch Garabedian https://www.garabedianlaw.com/

Visit the National Crime Victim Bar Association for referrals to victim-centered attorneys in your area. https://victimbar.org/

To contact compassionate, confidential support, call or text 1-855-484-2846 or chat at VictimConnect Resource Center at https://victimconnect.org/

Richmond, Virginia, attorneys Sharif Gray, Nathan Hittle, and Lara Bradshaw discuss Clark v. Grafton School Inc. and Michelle Yates — a $20 million civil verdict on behalf of a 13-year-old boy who was physically assaulted by a caretaker at the residential psychiatric

facility entrusted with his care. Gray, Hittle, and Bradshaw break down how they built a case with no expert witnesses and no significant physical injuries, relying instead on surveillance video, a pattern of institutional cover-up, and testimony about what was really taken from their client: trust, dignity, and hope.

Through this conversation, listeners gain a clearer understanding of what families should ask when placing a vulnerable child in residential care — and what accountability can look like when institutions fail the children they promise to protect.

Contact Gray Broughton Injury Law: graybroughton.com

Visit the National Crime Victim Bar Association for referrals to victim-centered attorneys in your area. https://victimbar.org/

Victims can receive support anytime at victimconnect.org

In this remastered episode, Jason Amala and Vincent Nappo discuss the collapse of Backpage.com, the complexities of civil and criminal trials and the role that Congress played. Survivors challenged a company worth $135 million, changed the way that we think about trafficking and successfully held an industry giant to account.

Learn more about these attorneys by visiting their websites.

Jason Amala https://www.pcva.law/attorneys/jason-amala/

Vincent Nappo https://www.pcva.law/attorneys/vincent-nappo/

Visit the National Crime Victim Bar Association for referrals to victim-centered attorneys in your area. https://victimbar.org/

Victims can receive support anytime at victimconnect.org

Chicago trial attorney Marty Dolan joins the podcast to discuss the civil case he brought on behalf of the family of Gizzell Ford, an eight-year-old girl who was abused to death by her father and grandmother in 2013. Dolan breaks down how he built a negligence case not against the abusers — who faced criminal charges — but against the forensic pediatrician who examined Gizzell just three weeks before her death and failed to act on clear signs of abuse.

Through this conversation, listeners gain a deeper understanding of what mandatory reporting obligations actually require of physicians, and what parents can do when they sense something is wrong and the system isn't listening.

Contact Dolan Law: https://dolanlegal.com/

Victims can get confidential support anytime at victimconnect.org.

Learn more about the National Center for Victims of Crime and the National Crime Victim Bar Association at victimsofcrime.org.