Forget Jeffrey Epstein, he's dead.

I know that's a weird thing to say in a promo for a show called Broken Jeffrey Epstein,

but the season isn't about him.

It's about the people who are still alive,

the people who helped him perpetrate one of the largest sex trafficking rings in US history.

And it's about the women, the brave, tough women who are assaulted by him and his friends,

and are now demanding justice.

My name is Tara Palmeri, and I'm hosting the season.

I was a White House correspondent for ABC News, and a long-time print investigative reporter.

And I've never cared more about a story in my life.

I'm done. I'm done being Jane Doe. I want everybody to know this is me, and this is what I'm

fighting for. That was Courtney Wilde. She is one of the toughest women I've ever met.

Starting at age 14, she told us she was assaulted repeatedly by Epstein.

And today, when she gets off shifts from weightlifting, she's leading a battle to force the

government to change how it treats victims. My name is Virginia Roberts, married name is

Tufre. I'm sure you've heard of Epstein's short incarceration and subsequential death.

He's gone now. He can't hurt us anymore, but as you know, he had help. Lots of help.

That alone leaves me and is uncountable victims searching for justice. Justice comes in many forms.

In my case, justice is holding the various perpetrators that participated,

enabled, or looked the other way accountable. I'm not here to ruin your life. I'm trying to give

you the ability to redeem yourself. Virginia and I went across the country trying to get Epstein's

enablers and witnesses to come forward and say what they know. There are hundreds of people who

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