Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich and The Imperfect Alibi

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🗓️ 8 June 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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A review of Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich from Netflix and The Imperfect Alibi from the AJC

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0:00.0	I'm Minigar from Leiden in the Netherlands.
0:03.6	Please join me at patreon.com slash partners in crime media where you'll get all sorts
0:08.9	of extra exclusive content from my favourite crime matters, just like I do.
0:14.1	I'm Rebecca Levoi and this is Crime Raiders on, the original true crime review podcast
0:34.4	that digs in a true crime pop culture, other podcasts, TV.
0:38.2	And this week the victim's speak out.
0:40.1	We'll talk about Netflix's Jeffrey Epstein documentary Filthy Rich.
0:45.1	Then the newspaper that brought us breakdown is out with a YouTube documentary about
0:49.4	a 1985 church shooting.
0:51.9	We'll talk about the imperfect alibi from the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
0:56.7	Join me to get that done and more is my real life husband and true crime co-author,
1:00.7	former TV journalist and hair model Kevin Flynn.
1:03.0	Hello, Kevin.
1:04.0	Hello, Rebecca.
1:05.0	Kevin, remember we first met and you like confessed to me one like late night that you
1:08.5	thought you were losing your hair.
1:10.5	Yeah, it's not happening.
1:12.0	It's not happening.
1:13.0	Whatever you thought was happening with your hairline, like the length shows me, your
1:17.0	fine.
1:18.0	I have like the temple hair line.
1:19.0	The double widow's beak is yeah, but yeah, it's that and so a lot of people that just
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