ABOUT THIS EPISODE
“Vice thrives and lives by concealment.”
The Fellowship has been sued by former members and investigated by the Department of Homeland Security, but the organization has never been charged with wrongdoing. How has it been able to operate for half a century despite several credible accusations of sexual abuse?
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