Hello and

Welcome to the Real Crime Profile.

This is Jim Clemente. Retired FBI Profiler, former New York City prosecutor and write producer of Criminal

Lines, Bluebeard, and co-host with Kathy Ganning of FBI profilers criminal archives on audible, which you can it's

available now and with me today is

Kathy Canning mellow retired FBI agent and former profiler with Jim Clemente.

And happy to be here to continue this discussion about Kevin Spacey.

Yes, Kevin Spacey. We're talking about the specifically about the documentary series Spacey unmasked and that's on Max and we're going through it. So if you haven't seen it you should see this and and then listen to

last week's episode and this week's episode and next week's episode because we have at least

three episodes to talk about all the information that's going on in this

documentary and subsequent interviews by Kevin Spacey.

This wasn't just some guy. This was Kevin freaking Spacey.

Kevin didn't have a normal childhood. Acting was a way for him to escape.

Kevin Redhauwre is, Kevin Redhauwreins, Kevin.

I'm not gonna lie, I I was I was starstruck. What's bad enough for like something has to be done about this.

Is Hollywood being too quick to judge? In that moment I knew I was in a sell your soul situation.

I was like, okay, so that's how Hollywood is.

Everybody coming out and talking about their lives, for me, it's not something I'm interested

in doing.

At this point, we have talked about a number of allegations that were made by men

about when they were young men and they were involved in in shows or movies that Kevin Spacey was a part of and they were targeted by

Spacey and approached in a very sexual manner despite being told that they were not interested in

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