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Apr 4, 2019 1 hr 2 min

Where's the Justice?!

from So I Heard This Interesting Podcast Hosted by Straw Hut Media

Inspired by the documentary Leaving Neverland, Mike Amico and Kelsey discuss the podcasts that have helped them make sense of the bummer (quite the understatement) that is child sexual victimization. You may not stay for the laughs, but you’ll certainly learn a lot along the way. References:- Ep. 59, FBI Case File Review - Ep. 99, Sword and Scale (Incongruity True Crime) - Real Crime Profile Ep. 92 Male Sexual Victimization "Tarred and Feathered" - This American Life (NPR) "The Dropout" - Complete Series (ABC News).

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