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- Reviewed in Canada on July 23, 2025Reading Perversion of Justice is a stomach-turning reminder of just how easily wealth, power, and connections can override basic human decency鈥攁nd justice itself. Julie K. Brown pulls no punches in exposing the revolting reality behind Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell鈥檚 predation, and perhaps more disturbingly, the network of enablers who chose silence over integrity.
Epstein and Maxwell didn鈥檛 simply exploit vulnerable girls鈥攖hey orchestrated an industrial-scale operation of abuse, protected at every turn by prosecutors, politicians, and even supposed law enforcement professionals. The phrase "perversion of justice" isn鈥檛 just a title; it鈥檚 a brutal understatement.
Brown鈥檚 reporting makes one thing crystal clear: Epstein鈥檚 death didn鈥檛 end the scandal. It merely closed the chapter on one predator, while leaving an entire corrupt system intact. From Alex Acosta鈥檚 sweetheart deal to the FBI鈥檚 failures, the true villains extend far beyond Epstein鈥檚 inner circle.
Reading this book should leave you angry. Angry that so many girls were ignored. Angry that power continues to shield predators. And angry that real accountability remains elusive.
Julie K. Brown forces us to confront the raw ugliness of this story鈥攁nd the bitter reality that justice, for many of Epstein鈥檚 victims, remains little more than a broken promise.
If you鈥檙e looking for a comforting true crime read, look elsewhere. If you鈥檙e ready to face the sickening depths of systemic failure, Perversion of Justice delivers.
