Dark Stories with Rae Review

This video discusses the tragic case of Diane Whipple, who was fatally attacked by her neighbor's dogs. The footage highlights the court case, People vs. Knoller, which resulted in the first conviction of murder for a dog owner due to their pets' actions in U.S. history. This true crime story explores the complexities of animal attack incidents and criminal justice, raising important questions about dog owner mistakes and accountability in such cases. Viewer discretion is advised due to the graphic nature of the story.

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When Gisèle Pelicot found out what had been done to her, she made a decision that nobody expected.
Part Two covers the trial, the 50 men, the verdict, and what Gisèle Pelicot did that no law could have required her to do and why it matters for every woman who comes after her.

She waived her anonymity. She demanded a public trial. She sat in that courtroom every single day and she made them look at her.

This is what accountability actually looks like. And it's because of her.
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For almost ten years, Dominique Pelicot was considered a model husband.

He was also drugging his wife unconscious and inviting strangers into their home to assault her while she slept. He filmed all of it. He organized all of it. And he did it so carefully that Gisèle had no idea.

Part One covers the marriage, the decade of abuse, how it was finally uncovered, and the moment investigators realized exactly how far this went.

Content warning: this episode contains detailed discussion of drug-facilitated assault. Listen with care.

Part Two drops Wednesday.

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On November 15, 1917, 33 women were beaten, brutalized, and tortured at the Occoquan Workhouse for one simple demand: the right to vote. This is the true story of Alice Paul, the Night of Terror, and how the most horrific night in suffrage history became the catalyst for the 19th Amendment.

This is a story they don't teach you in school.

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Today, Rae tells the story of the tragic life of Rosemary Kennedy, the sister of JFK, who underwent a botched lobotomy at the age of 23.

The discussion highlights the 'Kennedy Curse,' the family's history of misfortune, and the societal pressures that led to Rosemary's tragic fate.

It explores her early life, the circumstances surrounding her lobotomy, and the devastating aftermath that left her incapacitated. The conversation serves as a poignant reminder of the historical treatment of mental health and the impact of family legacy.
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