Chapter
A Survivor's Journey to Justice and Advocacy
1:13:15 - 1:21:17 (08:02)
A survivor of sexual assault, known as Jane Doe No More, worked to create awareness and change the way the Waterbury Police Department treats sexual assault victims after experiencing a traumatic event and difficult trial process.
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Donna Palumba, founder of the nonprofit Jane Doe No More, appeared on Dateline NBC in 2007 to reveal her identity as a survivor of rape and to work towards creating awareness about sexual crimes.
1:13:15 - 1:14:30 (01:15)
Summary
Donna Palumba, founder of the nonprofit Jane Doe No More, appeared on Dateline NBC in 2007 to reveal her identity as a survivor of rape and to work towards creating awareness about sexual crimes.
ChapterA Survivor's Journey to Justice and Advocacy
EpisodeEvil Paid a Visit
PodcastDateline NBC
The jury in the John Regan case had to determine whether he had a mental abnormality that would likely lead to future sexual offenses, ultimately resulting in him not being able to live life as a free man.
1:14:31 - 1:18:12 (03:41)
Summary
The jury in the John Regan case had to determine whether he had a mental abnormality that would likely lead to future sexual offenses, ultimately resulting in him not being able to live life as a free man. The experience of the case was incredibly stressful and traumatic for all involved.
ChapterA Survivor's Journey to Justice and Advocacy
EpisodeEvil Paid a Visit
PodcastDateline NBC
The Waterbury Police Department's improved treatment of sexual assault victims is credited in part to the advocacy work of the nonprofit organization, Jane Doe No More, which worked to empower survivors and educate law enforcement about sexual crimes.
1:18:12 - 1:21:17 (03:04)
Summary
The Waterbury Police Department's improved treatment of sexual assault victims is credited in part to the advocacy work of the nonprofit organization, Jane Doe No More, which worked to empower survivors and educate law enforcement about sexual crimes.