Justice, Undressed

This episode slips behind the curtains of power, crime, and public perception—where nothing is quite as it seems.

First up: Scores, the legendary Manhattan gentlemen’s club that gave us glitter, gossip, and—surprise!—the downfall of the Gambino crime family. That’s right. While the mob was making it rain, the feds were making recordings. Selene and Pascale break down how this den of debauchery turned into an unlikely hotspot for FBI gold.

Then, the scene shifts. A quiet suburb. A suspicious death. And a woman on trial in the court of public opinion. The Karen Read case, dissected through the lens of media, bias, and the murky waters of justice. With the HBO doc igniting fierce debate and Karen's second trial firing up, Selene and Pascale investigate the line between perception and truth—and what happens when a community chooses sides before a jury does.

Is Karen Read a killer—or are being self-absorbed and fashion-obsessed her only crimes?

This episode is a tale of two cases—and one unblinking look at how justice dresses up, strips down, and sometimes disappears in plain sight.

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