• A Journalist Journey Investigating Sexual Crimes

  • Nov 8 2024
  • Length: 41 mins
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A Journalist Journey Investigating Sexual Crimes

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  • In today's Voice2Change episode, we dive deep into the world of investigative journalism with our guest, Rachel De Leon. Known for her impactful documentaries, Rachel joins us to discuss her latest work, "Victim/Suspect," now streaming on Netflix. This documentary reveals the complex and often troubling dynamics involved when victims report sexual crimes, only to find themselves doubted or even criminalized by the very system meant to protect them. From uncovering interrogation tactics to highlighting stories too often dismissed, Rachel's investigation shines a light on the urgent need for reform. Join us as we venture into the heart of these critical issues, offering insights, hope, and voices that demand to be heard.

    Topics Discussed:

    • Balancing sensitivity with journalistic rigor
    • False reporting allegations and police investigation scrutiny
    • Coercive methods used by detectives on victims
    • Understanding Miranda Rights & arrest procedures
    • Emotional challenges for victims resulting from criminalization and recantations
    • Advice for aspiring investigative reporters
    • Editing and content decisions
    • Transparency, source reliability, impact on individuals


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