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Faith Kates "Retires" After Being Exposed In The Epstein Emails · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. In this article, we're going to talk about
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  Next Model Management co founder Faith Kates and how she's
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  been forced to step back or retire now in the
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  wake of the Epstein emails becoming available for a public consumption.
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  And now Faith Kates, who was very very close to
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  Jeffrey Epstein for a very long time, and now Faith
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  Kates is dealing with that blowback. So what we're going
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  to do first is read this article from the New
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  York Post. It's relatively short, and then we'll follow that
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  up with my opinion. But first things first, let's get
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  to the article. This article was published by the New
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  York Post and the headline next Model Management co founder
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  Faith Kates retires after Jeffrey Epstein email's resurface. This article
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  was authored by Carlos Grier. Next Model's co founder Faith
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  Kates is the latest female powerhouse to take a hit
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  amid the Jeffrey Epstein files. We're told Kates, who co
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  founded the modeling agency in nineteen eighty nine, quietly exited
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  the company via a grammatically challenged email on November twenty fourth,
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  after her friendly emails with the pedal resurfaced. In the
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  email obtained by Page six, Kate wrote, thirty six years
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  after starting Next by accident, I've decided it's the right
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  moment to step back and retire from a job I love.
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  She attributed her decision to being a thirty year cancer
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  survivor who now wants to step back in order to
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  give back the foundation that I've been working with for
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  the past years. Now at a critical point, and now
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  with the assistance of AI and the brilliant doctors we
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  have been working with, we will be able to diagnose
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  gyneological diseases sooner and save so many lives, she wrote.
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  She concluded by telling Next I'll be cheering you on
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  from the sidelines. An industry source told Page six that
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  she was forced out and is now spinning it as
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  if she retired, But it's no coincidence that it's happening
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  while her name is being riddled through all of the
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  currently released Epstein files, they said. Another baffled insider explained
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  Kate's decision to characterize her departure as her retirement was
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  hers and hers alone. A spokesperson for the modeling agency
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  did not comment Kate's resurfaced Epstein emails are from twenty seventeen,
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  two years before the billionaire was arrested on federal sex
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  trafficking charges that landed him awaiting trial in jail. He
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  was found dead of an apparent suicide two months after
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  the arrest. In one email, Epstein name drops Honeycomb, Hedge
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  Fund founder David Faizel, and Trump while discussing Thanksgiving plans.
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  Scroll further down the email chain in Kate's gushes about
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  how she always wants to see Epstein and asks when
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  he's back in NYC. We're told Epstein was seen around
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  the next offices in the aughts, but he just seemed
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  like some dude. No one knew him, the sore said.
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  Kate's did not get back to us, all right, So
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  there's the story now, my opinion, In a move that
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  is so oh overdue, it's practically fossilized faith, Kates has
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  finally stepped down from her perch of pretend innocence. The
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  resignation letters should have been written in crayon years ago,
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  but hey, better late than never, right, I mean, you
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  could almost set your watch to the rhythm of Epstein
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  Enabler's trying to outrun the consequences. TikTok, TikTok. Someone else
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  with their fingerprints all over this horror show tries to
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  slip out the back door, like a drunk sneaking out
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  of a motel at sunrise after a questionable night of
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  being a dirty stayout. It's the same pathetic parade every time.
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  First they say nothing, then they swear innocence, Then I'm
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  stepping down statement comes slithering out like a rat escaping
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  a burning warehouse. Faith Kates spent years swanning around the
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  industry like she was the queen of decency in class
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  when anyone with a functioning prefrontal cortex could smell the
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  rot three blocks away. The people who defended her would
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  say that she was misunderstood, pressed for time, too busy
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  running an empire to notice her buddy Jeffrey trafficking chin
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  children all right, because that's the kind of detail you
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  just miss, like forgetting your keys or leaving your headlights
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  on overnight. The selective blindness routine has worn out its welcome,
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  like your drunk uncle at Thanksgiving who won't stop telling
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  fart jokes. These are the same people who would swear
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  on a stack of bibles that the Titanic merely experienced
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  some unexpected water intake. Clowns, a lot of them spinning
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  bullshit like a Tiltal World operator who lost the manual
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  years ago, and now after these newly unearthed emails have
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  bludgeoned their way into the public arena like a drunken
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  rhino on roller skates, the jig is up. The pr
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  machine couldn't puff enough perfume over the corpse to hide
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  that stench. Even the most creative spin artist working overtime
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  with a tasaurus, a blowtorch, and a barrel of for
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  breeze couldn't salvage this wreckage. And these emails didn't just
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  expose a crack in her armor. They blew a crater
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  in her chest plate and scattered the shards across the floor.
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  When the truth lands, like an anvil dropped off a skyscraper,
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  the cartoon characters get flattened, and Faith is lying there
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  like wiley coyote, holding a smoking bundle of dynamite, blinking
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  in disbelief that it actually went off. Faith Kates didn't
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  step down because of integrity. She stepped down because even
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  she could see the tidal wave forming on the horizon
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  with her name spray paint did across it in six
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  foot tall letters. This is what happens when the dam
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  breaks and the sewage finally washes back over the people
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  who built the pipeline. And now she's scrambling, pretending this
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  was part of her plan transition. Like any of us
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  believe that corporate's fairy tale, nobody wakes up on a
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  random Tuesday and decides they're done with power unless someone's
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  kicking in the door with subpoenas, and folks like I
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  always tell you, they try the same playbook, denied, distract,
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  de fleck, demand sympathy. You can set your clock to
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  the predictability. But this time the universe said, sorry, sweetheart,
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  we're doing some accountability today. It's the same exhausted script
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  the audience is seen a thousand times. They shuffle out
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  like actors it a school play who never learned their lines,
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  desperately hoping that if they cry hard enough, someone's going
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  to pat them on the back and tell them that
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  they're still loved. Newsflash, nobody's clapping, nobody's fooled, and nobody's
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  offering your bitch ass tissues. You would think that after
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  spending years in the Epstein orbit, she would have built
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  some fireproofing into her exit plan. But here we are,
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  once again watching another self appointed tighten the power sprint
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  for the door, like someone who just realized their debit
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  card got declined in front of a full line at
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  the grocery store. This shit is almost Shakespearean in its stupidity,
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  because look these emails. They're devastating, not because we didn't know,
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  but because they ripped away the last little shred of
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  plausible deniability. And now suddenly she's resigned for personal reasons?
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  Is that what we're calling? I don't want to get
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  called out on the carpet now. The euphemisms they invent
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  could fill a self helpile transitioning to new opportunities, stepping
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  back to focus on family, translation, running like a bat
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  out of hell while shredding documents and calling lawyers at
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  two am. Personal reasons, my ass, The only personal reason
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  here is self preservation wrapped in panic sweat. There's always
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  this frantic rush to rewrite the past. After the mask
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  melts off. These people act shocks, stunned, horrified, like they
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  just discovered Epstein wasn't a misunderstood financier but an industrial
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  scale predator with a bunch of enablers who conveniently look
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  the other way while cashing the checks. They clutch their
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  pearls and they insist they had no idea, And the
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  rest of us scream into the void, asking how blind
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  you have to be to miss a freight train covered
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  in screaming red flags. Faith Kates built a reputation on
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  power influencing connections. Oh baby, did she ever those connections
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  are exactly what's strangling her now. Turns out those Epstein
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  friendships don't age so well in the sunlight. Shocking, absolutely shocking.
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  Who could have ever predicted that? The shit is almost poetic?
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  The very network that once made her untouchable is now
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  dragging her face first through the mud with a chain
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  around her ankle. And let's be real, this isn't a resignation.
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  It's a pre negotiated strategic evacuation executed with the grace
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  of a penguin falling down a staircase. She's trying to
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  jump off the sinking ship before the barnacles start testifying.
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  Can you imagine these crisis meetings, sweaty ass boardroom faces,
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  lawyers with dead ass eyes, sand words like optics, and
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  containment strategy. As the reality sets in that the House
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  of cards is collapsing and when the wave hits, and
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  it will hit, it won't be a cute little splash.
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  We're talking tsunami level destruction, windows shattering, foundations collapsing, and
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  every secret's heeled under concrete suddenly floating to the surface
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  like bloated corpses after a flood. No one's a wave
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  like that. By ducking, you either face it or you
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  get rolled, and Faith is about to learn what drowning
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  feels like in slow motion. Watching these dominoes continue to
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  fall is like binge watching a morbid reality show where
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  every episode ends with another monster pretending to be shocked
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  that the monster hunting squad finally found their front door cute,
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  the dramatic violins fade the black roll credits. Meanwhile, the
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  audience is sitting on their couch eating popcorn, saying, oh,
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  hell yeah, run that shit back because keeping it a buck.
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  The idea that she didn't know what Epstein was really
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  doing isn't just laughable, it's galaxy level absurd. It's like
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  claiming you didn't realize the guy you carpool with every
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  morning has a chainsaw, dripping blood in the back seat.
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  Oh that I thought he was doing lumber work. You
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  don't have to be Sherlock Holmes to connect the dots
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  that were screaming from the rooftops and neon lighting. She
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  sees what's coming. They all do. The waterline has been
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  rising slowly, but now the sirens are blaring, and even
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  the most stubborn rats are leaping from the deck. Nobody's
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  waiting around to see how the investigation unfolds. They're grabbing lifeboats,
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  duct taping holes and praying to God's they stop believing
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  in decades ago, and in all the madness and the disgustingness,
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  what's beautiful here is the poetic justice. For years, the
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  survivors were dismissed, minimized, and silenced. Now the enablers are
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  being peeled off one by one, like wallpaper in a
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  flooded basement. No defense attorney in the world can stop that.
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  Accountability is patient, and it's finally found its stride. And
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  this is in cancel culture. Its consequence culture. Faith wanted
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  to control the narrative. Faith wanted to decide how history
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  you would remember her. But history is rewriting itself now
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  and spoiler alert, The chapter title isn't very flattering. You
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  don't get to curate your legacy once the crime spill
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  into daylight. At best, you get a footnote under enabler.
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  And when the wave hits the shore, And now that
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  the waves hit the shore, it didn't bring sand in seashells.
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  It brought wreckage, subpoenas, and the sound of thousands of
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  people saying we told you, we always told you. And
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  for the first time in our protective little empire, Faith
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  Caates is going to learn what it feels like when
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  the emperor has no clothes and the crowd isn't afraid
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  to say it out loud. All of the information that
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