Hello and welcome to Juicy Crimes.

Well, I have a return favorite.

This interview that we did a couple months ago, welcome back Barbara Adler,

a model who really was telling us a lot about a couple months ago. Welcome back, Barbara Adler, model,

who really was telling us a lot about the juicy and ugliness of the modeling world.

And thank you for coming back.

You're welcome. Because the interview sparked a lot of talking and sharing. And at the time, it was before the Epstein

files dropped. And I was like a little bit like, okay, like this is a little scary for me.

But now in light of what the world is today, I'm like, I'm not a scared, I'm not

scared to talk about anything. We can talk about it. Doesn't mean it's 100% true, but it's all

these things are in the files. Names are redacted. Names are then shared with us., photos are covered, you know, the things that

have been out there. And when I talk about it, it's things that I come across because I'm

looking at these things and people are spending weeks of their lives, looking at these files,

putting stuff together.

And from there, oftentimes the mainstream media, because someone's already done the hard

work for them, will then do an article. And then, oh, now that page six wrote about it,

now that the New York Post wrote about it, I guess it's okay that we talk about it now.

And so, again, this is

alleged entertainment purposes, whatever, but it's just too juicy not to talk about. And it's a lot

of crime. And the show is called juicy crimes. So how, where are you in thinking of everything that's come out with all of it and that you basically

were you were saying I've been saying it for years and people said I was crazy well now I think

we're justified that we're the conspiracy theorist and we were right and it's just come to a full circle because I've been holding

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