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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2026 · 36 MIN

Worthy of Justice: Prosecuting Image-Based Sexual Abuse from Pamela, a love story to Another Body

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AEquitas Attorney Advisor Kerri New joins to discuss the real-world crimes behind two powerful documentaries—Pamela, a Love Story and Another Body—to explore the evolving landscape of image-based sexual abuse. From stolen and released intimate tapes to AI-generated deepfakes, they unpack how these crimes occur, why victims so often face barriers when seeking justice, and how the trauma continues long after the images are created or released. Drawing on Kerri’s decades of prosecutorial experience, the conversation highlights the investigative challenges of digital evidence, the critical role prosecutors play in supporting victims, and how today’s laws are finally beginning to catch up with technology. Together, Jennifer and Kerri underscore the inherent worthiness of each victim dignity, protection, and justice.For more information:You can watch the documentary Pamela, a love story on Netflix. The documentary Another Body is available here. Senior Attorney Advisor, Kerri New’s Bio is available here. AEquitasResource.org for on-demand trainings, articles, and statutory compilations on the prosecution of image-based sexual abuse here. cybercrimesresource.org, the website of the National Resource Center on Cybercrimes (NRCC), a project of AEquitas in joint partnership with its Stalking Awareness Resource Center (SPARC) and Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, National Network to End Domestic Violence, and National White Collar Crime Center.  This podcast discusses the violent crimes of sexual violence, domestic violence, stalking, and human trafficking. If you need support, please call: The National Domestic Violence Hotline, RAINN, and The National Trafficking HotlineIf you'd like more info about AEquitas visit: https://aequitasresource.org/ or email us at: [email protected]. Follow AEquitas on Instagram @aequitas_resource

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