Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story

A truly shocking and abhorrent account of Jeffrey Epstein and the power that accompanies wealth in this world. This book is the account of the reporter that further exposed Jeffrey Epstein through her articles and video documentary in the Daily Herald. She gives an entertaining account of her life and experiences in those moments and the hard work that she did to find sources and evidence against Epstein. Julie K. Brown doesn't hold back and tells multiple stories of the victims of Epstein. Brown tells these stories with respect toward those involved.

This was a great book to read in order to understand the important role of journalism/journalists and the checks and balances that their work provide. It is so important to support this type of journalism and to regain trust in our news sources, for they provide an important service to the people of the world.

Great book, difficult subject matter.

The book kept me interested in finding out more about this case as honestly I never knew the name Epstein until 2018. I liked that there is information about some of the horrible things the victims went through and how they have survived their ordeals which is not easy.
I would have liked more information on how Jeffrey Epstein suddenly becomes a millionaire overnight. There is some information but there are also many unanswered questions of how quick he amassed his fortune.

I was not interested in two things included in this book. This is not an autobiography so the author's private life, financial problems and love life should have been kept off the book. I was not impressed with some of the political biases. The author should had kept with the main story and not sidetracked with personal opinions and editorials but other than that, I enjoyed the book very much.