The docuseries that gives voice to victims of sexual abuser Jeffrey Epstein: where to watch it?

The sexual abuser Jeffrey Epstein is once again on the lips of the world after, on January 3, a series of classified documents that expose new details about his network of sexual exploitation to the detriment of minors. In many of these files, famous people from the most diverse fields are mentioned; Some of them are identified as perpetrators, others are simply referred to by witnesses without being related to any crime, among them the actor Leonardo DiCaprio and the late singer Michael Jackson.

Four years before this new batch of declassified files, just months after the tycoon was found dead in a maximum security prison, a docuseries was brought to streaming that immersed us in the murky waters of the crimes committed by the American tycoon. in complicity with Ghislaine Maxwell, who is currently serving a prison sentence.

What is 'Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich' about?

Based on the book of the same name published by James Patterson in 2016, 'Jeffrey Epstein: filthy rich' tells the case of the sexual exploiter through the stories of the victims, all of them minors when they were harmed.

The four-part web docuseries includes interviews with survivors and a key former police chief in the first criminal case against the millionaire.

In addition to giving a voice to those affected, the production exposes the functioning of the sex trafficking network operated by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Likewise, he criticizes how the magnate, thanks to his money, was able to escape justice on several occasions since the 90s, the decade in which his first complaints of sexual crimes date.