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A Queens doctor received 24 years after prosecutors uncovered recordings and evidence of assaults on sedated patients. How the case unraveled, and what survivors should know next.
CC Unit, a vigilante group founded in San Diego to expose suspected child predators, now faces an uncertain future after federal agents searched the Carlsbad home of its leader, 27-year-old Zaid Gitesatani, in July 2025. The FBI has not filed charges, but speculation about his activism has fueled questions about why he was detained.
A $176 million survivor fund in the Diocese of Syracuse is close to approval, turning decades of pain into a system of points and payouts, one of many U.S. dioceses to follow this model.
Uber’s pilot program that allows female passengers to request female drivers is raising eyebrows over gender pay. The reason? Lower fares mean lower tips for the female drivers. Other problems have also been reported with the program.
Lyle and Erik Menendez were denied parole within days of each other over seemingly unserious rule-breaking allegations, such as cell phone usage. The siblings’ raises questions about how the justice system handles survivors of parental abuse.
RHONY star Racquel Chevremont sues ex-fiancée Mickalene Thomas for $10 million, alleging financial exploitation, retaliation, and quid pro quo sexual harassment.
A federal appeals court has dismissed a former public defender’s sexual harassment case, despite her claims of career threats in a “quid pro quo” email.
As Guidepost’s hotline winds down, the SBC rolls out a new abuse helpline. Will the expanded service deliver real accountability and support for survivors?
A former elite gymnastics coach has been arrested on federal charges years after abuse allegations first surfaced. Why did it take so long for justice to catch up?
With Dean v. Uber heading to trial this December, and a California case set for September, survivors’ lawsuits against Uber are entering a pivotal phase.