Czech public broadcaster launches documentary series on Jeffrey Epstein's network

Český rozhlas Plus is launching a six-part documentary series examining how Jeffrey Epstein's abuse network operated and kept victims isolated for decades.
Czech public broadcaster Český rozhlas Plus is releasing a six-part documentary series titled "Epstein's Island" on November 9, examining the mechanisms behind Jeffrey Epstein's long-operating abuse network.
The series investigates how Epstein transformed Little Saint James, a private Caribbean island acquired in April 1998 for under eight million dollars, into an isolated compound used for abusing young women and entertaining influential figures. The reporting focuses on how victims were transported to the island, the enforcement of silence, and the broader system that permitted these activities to continue unhindered for decades. It also examines the role of individuals and institutions whose actions or inaction enabled Epstein's operations to function despite ongoing warning signs.
Sources: Český rozhlas Plus, iROZHLAS.
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