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Jeffrey Epstein, the enigmatic tycoon, was accused of sexually abusing women and underage girls for decades before his arrest in 2019, and of creating a network of accomplices to facilitate and cover up his crimes. Despite humble beginnings, Epstein managed to rise to the pinnacle of the financial world through deception and manipulation. He amassed great wealth and power while running an international trafficking ring. In 2008, this serial abuser struck a secret plea deal with the government to avoid a life sentence, allowing him to continue his abuse of women. In the four-part documentary "Jeffrey Epstein: Rich and Depraved," directed by Lisa Bryant, Epstein's accusers provide chilling firsthand accounts. These surviving sisters reveal their emotional trauma for the first time, attempting to stop the abuser and hold the American justice system accountable, to prevent the silence of future generations. The series is produced by RadicalMedia, JamesPattersonEntertainmentproduction, and ThirdEyeMotionPictureCompany, with Joe Berlinger (director of "Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes") serving as executive producer.