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Thank you so much for listening. Nicole Meyer is a mother, educator, and victim survivor of several types of abuse from Australia.

Her journey towards justice and healing was a long, arduous one that spanned 15 years and two countries.

Amidst it, Nicole was eventually joined by her sisters, who she would find out

were victims of her alleged abuser. The highly publicized nature of their legal battle

inspired them to participate in the documentary, surviving Malka Lifer, and has propelled Nicole

to continue to speak out in Parliament and worldwide.

Her mission is to unite and empower survivors as well as to spread awareness as a means for prevention.

The Broken Cycle Media team is so very appreciative of Nicole's time, advocacy, and powerful perspective in these episodes.

The trial ran for nine weeks, including deliberation.

That is quite a long amount of time for a trial to go on for.

That second weekend, my sisters and I looked

at each other and somehow we all had this feeling that the verdict's coming on Monday. We all wore

the same clothes we wore the very first day of trial. We're going to walking with our heads up high.

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