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“As someone who has suffered similar experiences I found the rawness and real-ness of the conversations just touched on all my own feelings of betrayal, pain, self-punishment, embarrassment, condemnation by others’, and a feeling you’re making a fuss over something now passed.
However the moments that just broke my heart was the conversation with her father .. and even the final letter .. there was a part of me that just understood the sadness of it all from every heart and that made me cry so much I had to lie down for an hour after listening just to process..
A brilliant podcast - thank you.”
tiz_biz via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/24/21
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“This is clearly a high quality podcast. It moves at a perfect pace, does not drag and keep interest while providing enough background to give good context to the situations. I’m so impressed with the way these women are willing to speak out about their abuse.”
Fluffygooey via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/05/20
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“I believe Carol.
I also believe a judge may have let his own inability to control his sick impulses impact his work performance. Time to fess up, “Tim.””
SelfAwareRobotMom via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/01/20
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“Besides the heroic courage and bravery of Lauren Clark and Carole Griffin, what I find most remarkable in this story is the related nature of things. The way that one woman’s decision to call out her attacker publicly led to another woman’s ability to call out the Judge who assaulted her in her...”Read full review »
Mysterylane via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/08/20
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