A true true-crime fan would love to start their new year with another one of Netflix’s docuseries. We have got just the right docuseries waiting for you. Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich on Netflix isn’t about your average joe, who suddenly went on a killing spree. So, we look at the intrigue behind this American financier.

Although Jeffrey Epstein did not kill anyone, his crimes were equally heinous. In 2008, a Florida state court convicted Jeffrey for child prostitution, but his crimes did not end there. Netflix dug deep into Jeffrey Epstein and his various scandals, which empowered the victims to raise their voices.

Reasons to watch

True-crime might be a gripping genre, but it also suffers from a problem. Sometimes true-crime genre lacks the victim’s perspective, but this documentary is different. Along with actual footage of Jeffrey’s interviews, victims courageously narrate their chilling ordeals to the camera crew. We have established that Jeffrey Epstein wasn’t a nobody, rather he had some powerful connections.

Thus, the series draws attention towards a lot of high-profile politicians and celebrities. “The monsters are still out there,” One of the many victims warns the viewers. Academy Award Nominee Joe Berlinger has worked as a producer for the series. Lisa Bryant acts as the director of the docuseries, which received an IMDb score of 7.1.

Will there be a season 2 of Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich?

James Patterson and John Connolly published a book titled “Filthy Rich,” which became a New York Times bestselling book. Thus, the same book has served as the source material for the docuseries. The director’s decision to stick to the source material was a part of the charm of the docuseries.

But, since there isn’t a sequel to the book, the chances of season 2 of Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich on Netflix is bleak. However, if Jeffrey’s case sees some major developments in the coming years, then fans could get a season 2.

How many episodes of Jeffrey Epstein are there?

The Netflix documentary has four episodes which premiered on May 27, 2020. The following are the titles of the four episodes of the docuseries:

• E01- Hunting Grounds
• E02- Follow the Money
• E03- The Island
• E04- Finding Their Voice

Each episode is nearly one-hour-long, which makes it perfect to binge.

Let us know in the comment section about your favorite true-crime movie/series on Netflix.