Join the Royal Television Society and A+E Networks®UK on Thursday 20th August for an exclusive preview of the highly anticipated series Surviving Jeffrey Epstein, ahead of its broadcast on Tuesday 25th August on Crime+Investigation®, A+E Networks® UK’s true crime channel.
Following the exclusive preview of episode one, there will be a Zoom Q&A with the key creatives behind the series, including Executive Producer Robert Friedman and other members of the production team. The event will be hosted by Dan Korn, VP Programming at A+E Networks® UK.
About the series:
On the anniversary of the death of disgraced financier and alleged sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein, Crime+Investigation® is proud to present the exclusive UK premiere of the investigative documentary series Surviving Jeffrey Epstein as a two-night event, telling the stories of eight survivors with insights and revelations from those closest to him.
The four-hour documentary investigates the billionaire New York financier who, over more than two decades, created a vast sex trafficking network of under-aged girls, using his connections to the rich and powerful to shield his predatory crimes. With new information and revelation from former friends and associates of Epstein’s, together with harrowing survivor testimony, the series explores the aftermath of Epstein’s unexplained death and the survivors ongoing fight for justice.
With never seen before footage of the recent arrest of Epstein’s ex-girlfriend, British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, the series provides a platform for these courageous women to share their stories, some for the very first time..
Episodes one and two will air on the 25th August from 9.00pm and episodes three and four on the 26th August also from 9.00pm on Crime+Investigation®.
Crime+Investigation is available on Sky 156, Virgin 209, BT 328 & TalkTalk 328.
Watch the trailer below:
Disclaimer:
On 10th August, 2019, Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his jail cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Centre, in New York.
His death was officially ruled a suicide. This series tells the stories of the survivors of his alleged crimes, many of whom were due to give evidence at his trial, on multiple charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy.
Due to explicit discussion of sexual abuse involving minors, viewer discretion and an adult only audience is advised.
