Do Not Mess with the Reporter Who Took Down Jeffrey Epstein
2026-06-04 · 53 min · 12 entities
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Julie K. Brown went from working in a bell factory to ringing the alarm on masters of the universe and (finally) winning a Pulitzer. The Miami Herald reporter visits Pablo to shed light on the culture of silence that protected Epstein for so long, the legal dream team that struck his secret deal, then how Epstein pulled out all the stops... to stop her investigation. Plus: the whistleblower who gave away the A-Rod steroid scandal, sneaking into a hospital to interview Joe Frazier... and the maddening therapy of Philly sports.
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Previously on PTFO:
• Part 1: We Investigate Harvard's Hidden Epstein Files
• Part 2: How Harvard Whitewashed Jeffrey Epstein's Millions
• Plus: The NBA Player, the Congressman and the Epstein Files
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