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00:00My grandfather was a thief, and the war gave him the opening he needed.
00:04He stole my grandfather's name, her identity, her college admission, and her re-relocation placement.
00:10Then escaped Appalachia with another one.
00:12Years later, he became a law professor, and stood stage preaching about Dennis.
00:17The law exists for one reason, to hold the line.
00:20The other became a celebrated traditional painter, lecturing the cameras about character and integrity.
00:26If the person behind the painting is crooked, the painting will be crooked too, no matter how beautiful it looks.
00:33Meanwhile, my grandmother was trapped in Appalachia, shamed behind her back, and branded a whore for the rest of her
00:39life.
00:40After two generations of sacrifice for my grandmother and my mother, I made it out of amphibiacia,
00:45and became a partner at one of the country's top law firms.
00:48I was leading the firm's recruitment interviews.
00:50The woman sitting across from me was polished, composed, and absolutely certain the job was already hers.
00:57You're not moving forward.
01:00Excuse me?
01:02I said you didn't make the cut.
01:04She's only 24.
01:05She's already won the National Moot Court competition and published six articles in nationally recognized law reviews.
01:10She's an exceptional candidate.
01:12Shouldn't you reconsider?
01:13I've considered everything I need to.
01:17Brielle, you're not moving forward.
01:19Please leave.
01:22What the hell is your problem?
01:25She looks just like her.
01:26The nose, the eyes.
01:28She's practically identical to that old photograph.
01:31Do you have any idea who I am?
01:34My grandfather is a professor emeris at Hawthorne Law School.
01:38My grandmother is a celebrated traditional painter and a lifetime fellow of the National Academy of Design.
01:43Both of my parents were federal appellate judges before they died.
01:46Everyone in the legal world knew their names.
01:48I attend Hawthorne Law School, one of the best law schools in the country, and I'm ranked number one in
01:53my entire class.
01:54So tell me, how am I not qualified?
01:57Grades are only part of it.
01:58In this profession, I care more about integrity and whether someone's background can withstand scrutiny.
02:04As for your family, they don't earn you any points with me.
02:08Now please leave.
02:13You're the first person who's ever humiliated me like this in public.
02:16My family, my grades, everything about me is top green.
02:19Who the hell are you to reject me?
02:20You're targeting me on purpose.
02:22Sloan, right?
02:22Just wait.
02:23One word for my grandfather, and you'll never work in this industry again.
02:30Sloan.
02:30Keep going.
02:31Send in the next candidate.
02:39Sloan.
02:40Have you lost your damn mind?
02:41Why did you reject Briella?
02:42Do you have any idea who her family is?
02:44Her grandfather is Victor, an enrages professor at Hawthorne Law School.
02:47He's worked with this firm for years, and now you slam the door in his granddaughter's face.
02:51Do you have any idea what this could cost us?
02:53So, update the official hiring list and put Briella on it.
02:58Now!
02:59Too late.
03:01I already closed out her application.
03:06You're insane!
03:09She's...
03:13Just wait until this blows up.
03:15Then you'll understand what you've done.
03:19Yes, this is Julian speaking.
03:22Why would I be afraid of this blowing up?
03:25I hate it far too long for this day.
03:32Sloan, this is Brielle's grandmother, Eleanor.
03:35I'll let you two talk.
03:49She's certainly taking good care of herself.
03:52Sloan, we need to talk.
03:58Sloanie, my granddaughter would like an internship at your firm.
04:02I trust you'll make the necessary arrangements.
04:06Those hands have never done a day of hard labor.
04:10But the real Eleanor's hands look nothing like that.
04:13The real Eleanor spent her entire life
04:15mending worn clothes and old work boots beneath a caramon lamp.
04:19Her knuckles were swollen.
04:21Her fingers wrapped in scraps of cloth.
04:24Even in death, her hands never fully straightened.
04:32The interview period is over.
04:34Your granddaughter didn't make the cut.
04:36Sloan, Briella won the National Moot Court Competition,
04:39published six law review articles,
04:41and she's ranked first in her class.
04:44You shut someone like her out,
04:46and you seriously don't see how ridiculous that is?
04:48We've already chosen someone else.
04:50They're a better fit than your granddaughter.
04:54What is not enough?
04:56Fine. Name your price.
04:57I have standards when I hire people.
04:59As a respected artist,
05:01I think you'd understand what integrity means.
05:04Unless.
05:07Unless you think integrity is just another thing with a price tag.
05:14You really think you're that important, don't you, little girl?
05:16I've seen plenty of women like you.
05:18Pretty face, no shame.
05:19You slept your way to the top, didn't you?
05:21And now you want to use my granddaughter
05:23to prove how righteous you are?
05:24Take a good look at yourself.
05:26You're nothing.
05:28There it is.
05:29Fifty years of cruelty hiding beneath that.
05:31Her perfectly preserved face.
05:33This is who she really is.
05:38Brielle lost her parents at a young age.
05:40Victor and I have poured half our lives into raising her.
05:43Get her internship paperwork processed immediately.
05:47Otherwise, my family has spent decades
05:49building influence in this world.
05:51That's not something you can earn
05:52by sleeping with a few powerful men.
05:54Don't be stupid enough to turn me down.
05:57She may have stolen Eleanor's identity,
05:59but she could never hide the cruelty in her bones.
06:02The way she treats everyone beneath her like dirt.
06:08You know exactly who Victor and I are, little girl.
06:12If you dare!
06:14Are you finished, Mrs. Langherd?
06:16The hiring decision is final.
06:17You can leave now.
06:19You ungrateful little bitch.
06:20I tried to be nice.
06:22Now you're going to learn what happens when you cross me.
06:24Slolan, are you trying to bring this whole firm down?
06:27I'm telling you one last time.
06:29Hire Brielle and get her on board now.
06:35Brielle didn't pass my interview.
06:36She doesn't meet our standards.
06:38The final hiring list has to go through
06:40the recruitment approval system,
06:42and my account is the only one with final authorization.
06:45Cloney, you've completely lost your mind.
06:47Do you have any idea what rejecting her could do to us?
06:50Her grandfather is Victor Langford.
06:51One word from him, and this firm's future is finished.
06:54You fix this right now,
06:56or you can start packing your office.
06:58Fine.
06:58I'll call Professor Langford myself.
07:00You'd better mean that.
07:04Brielle's grandfather is my grandfather.
07:07A heartless bastard who abandoned his wife and daughter.
07:10And her grandmother?
07:12A thief who stole my grandmother's entire life.
07:19Professor Langhard, this is Sloane from Mason and Cole LP.
07:21I'd like to meet with you in person to discuss Brielle.
07:28He's older now.
07:29Heavier.
07:30But that face exactly the same
07:32as the one in the photograph I've stared at for 30 years.
07:35Sit.
07:38I looked into you, Sloney.
07:39A girl from Appalachia.
07:41who became a partner at a top law firm.
07:43Impressive.
07:46I came from Appalachia, too.
07:49I know how hard it is to climb your way out.
07:51Whatever your concerns are,
07:53Brielle clearly meets your firm's hiring standards.
07:56Give her the position,
07:58and I promise doors will start opening for you
08:00all over this industry.
08:02You're still young.
08:03What you need most is the right opportunity.
08:06He doesn't recognize me.
08:08Everyone said I look just like my grandmother.
08:11He still doesn't recognize me.
08:14Professor Langford, you came from Appalachia, too.
08:17So I have to ask,
08:18how many people did you step up to climb this high?
08:21Enough.
08:23What do you really want?
08:25Money?
08:26Influence?
08:27Or are you after something else?
08:34What do I want?
08:51Professor Langford,
08:53all I want is justice.
08:57Justice?
08:58Before I walked in here,
09:00I submitted the final hiring list
09:01through the firm's approval system.
09:04Briella isn't on it.
09:06You really don't know what's good for you, do you?
09:08I agreed to meet
09:09because I was willing to give you a chance.
09:11But you just slammed that door shut yourself.
09:13Whatever happens next is on you.
09:16You're nowhere near powerful enough
09:17to stand in my granddaughter's way.
09:31Mom, I'm home.
09:39Slolin,
09:41you texted me that Victor's granddaughter
09:43interviewed at your firm.
09:44Is that true?
09:45It's true.
09:46And I rejected her.
09:48You rejected her?
09:50Victor is an Amrius professor
09:53at Hawthorne Law School.
09:54Aren't you afraid he'll come after you?
09:56I already met with him today.
09:57What?
10:08What is this?
10:12They moved fast.
10:14No real investigation.
10:16No footage.
10:16Just a few lines and one photo
10:18and suddenly I'm out of the firm.
10:23It had to be Victor.
10:24He did this.
10:26Looks like she finally messed
10:28with the wrong family.
10:29People like her destroy fair hiring.
10:31Who knows how many careers
10:32she's already ruined.
10:34How does it feel
10:34to lose everything, Slan?
10:36Regretting it yet?
10:37You should have looked in the mirror
10:38before you tried to take me on.
10:40You're nothing.
10:41I'm walking straight into this industry
10:43with my head held high.
10:45You, on the other hand,
10:46will never work in law again.
10:48Slan, maybe we should let this go.
10:49You worked so hard to get where you are.
10:52We can't...
10:54We're not letting this go.
10:56They've owed us this recommend for 50 years.
10:58It's time they paid.
11:03Sloan, I'm sorry, Sloan.
11:06Your grandmother,
11:07grandmother and I
11:08dragged you into all of this.
11:09Mom, don't say that.
11:11Sloan, maybe you should apologize
11:12to the firm's management committee
11:14and appeal their decision.
11:15Sloan, you worked so hard
11:16your entire life.
11:17You walked six miles
11:18through the mountains
11:19every day to get to school,
11:20breaking out in heat reps
11:21in the summer,
11:22your hands cracking
11:22from the cold in winter.
11:23Please don't throw away
11:24everything you fought for
11:25because of what happened
11:26to the generation before us.
11:28Satan teaches.
11:30It's okay, Mom.
11:31Don't forget.
11:32I studied that hard
11:33and fought my way this far
11:34for one reason.
11:35To get justice for you and Grandma.
11:38And besides,
11:39my career isn't that easy to work for.
11:41Sloan,
11:42you already had a plan,
11:44didn't you?
11:44To find something
11:45I could use against Briella,
11:46I personally reviewed
11:47refinalists' academic record,
11:49references,
11:49and writing samples,
11:50and I found something interesting.
11:52What did you find?
11:54Those law review articles
11:55Briella published,
11:57she didn't write them.
11:59What?
12:00Mom, don't forget.
12:02I'm also an amped professor
12:04at Hawthorne Law School.
12:06The second I opened
12:06Briella's law review articles,
12:08I recognized them.
12:09They were written
12:09by low-income scholarship students
12:11I used to mentor.
12:12Then how did they end up
12:14under her name?
12:15She used her family's power
12:17to steal someone else's work.
12:19She's exactly like Celesta,
12:21stealing another woman's identity
12:22and pretending
12:23it belongs to her.
12:25Your grandmother
12:25suffered her entire life.
12:27She never made it
12:29out of Appalachia.
12:31Mom, don't worry.
12:32They won't be celebrating
12:34for long.
12:35Once I finish
12:35gathering the evidence,
12:37they're done.
12:40Okay.
12:41I believe in you.
12:47What is it?
12:48It's a message from
12:50Hawthorne Law School's
12:51Office of Academic Affairs.
12:52Are they asking you
12:53to come back and teach?
12:54Yeah.
12:55I'm teaching a new elective
12:56and it's time
12:57for my next class.
12:58Funny.
12:59I just said
13:00I needed evidence
13:01and an opportunity
13:03dropped right into my lap.
13:14Maya.
13:15Maya?
13:16Oh!
13:17I'm sorry.
13:17I am so sorry.
13:18I haven't finished it yet.
13:19Maya, what's wrong?
13:24Professor Mercer,
13:25you're here.
13:26I'm fine.
13:28I've just been working
13:29on an article lately
13:30and I'm tired.
13:31It's okay.
13:31Come on.
13:32Sit down.
13:32Take your time.
13:34Come on.
13:34Come on.
13:35Maya, was the law review
13:37article I helped you
13:37revive published?
13:39Y-yes, it was.
13:43Open it.
13:44Let me see.
13:47Maya, did someone
13:48force you to draft
13:49a law review article
13:50for her?
13:50Was it Brielle?
13:55Professor Mercer,
13:56how did you know?
13:58Professor Mercer,
13:59I knew you were busy.
14:00I didn't want to bother you
14:00and Brielle's grandfather
14:02is one of the most
14:03powerful professors
14:03at Hawthorne.
14:04I didn't want to drag you
14:06into trouble.
14:07It's okay.
14:08I'm not going to stand by
14:10and let her do this to you.
14:17Professor Mercer?
14:20But Brielle's family
14:21has so much influence,
14:23even you might not be able
14:24to take them on alone.
14:24That's why I need your help.
14:30I need you to help me gather evidence
14:32of Brielle's academic
14:33misconduct
14:34and stolen authorship.
14:40I...
14:43It's okay if you don't want to.
14:45I'll find another way.
14:47I'll do it!
14:54Professor Mercer,
14:55I'll do it!
14:55I'm so done with Brielle.
14:56She uses her grandfather's power
14:57to force me to draft article
14:58after article for her.
14:59I stayed up night after night
15:00doing all that work
15:01and she put her name
15:02on every seat taken anymore.
15:03Professor Mercer,
15:04I've actually been saving evidence
15:05for a while.
15:05I can give you everything
15:06and from what I know,
15:07I'm not the only person
15:08who else has done this to you.
15:11This comment nailed it.
15:12She definitely slept
15:13her way to the top.
15:14I'm almost there.
15:15Order me an Ice Americoinica.
15:16I need it in 10 minutes.
15:17Where the hell is Maya?
15:18How dare she not answer me immediately?
15:20If I catch you slacking off,
15:21you're going to regret it.
15:22Professor Mercer,
15:23this isn't going to be easy.
15:25I know.
15:26But no matter how hard it is,
15:28I have to do this.
15:30They need to learn
15:31that they don't get to control
15:32everyone's lives.
15:35Professor Mercer,
15:36I'm honored to have
15:37a teacher like you.
15:38I've backed up
15:39all the evidence you gave me.
15:41Tomorrow,
15:41I'll contact every person
15:43on that list
15:43and speak to them one by one.
15:47Okay.
15:48I should get going.
15:53Maya!
15:54Stop right there!
15:59Are you deaf or blind?
16:01How many times have I told you
16:03to keep an eye on my messages
16:04at all times?
16:06I'm sorry.
16:08I'm so sorry.
16:09You think sorry fixes anything?
16:11God, you're useless.
16:12Did you grow up in the mountains
16:14without ever learning
16:15how to use a smartphone?
16:16Now go get my coffee right now.
16:18I want it in my hand
16:19in five minutes.
16:20This is a school.
16:22She's your equal,
16:22not your servant.
16:23You don't get to order her around.
16:25Slona?
16:26What are you doing here?
16:28Do you two know each other?
16:29No, I was just asking
16:31for directions.
16:32I happen to catch you out here
16:33snapping at people
16:34like a raven dog.
16:35Did you just call me a dog?
16:37If the collar fits.
16:43You!
16:46Oh, I get it.
16:47Getting fired made you
16:49completely lose it, didn't it?
16:50How pathetic.
16:51So, how does it feel
16:52to lose everything?
16:54Regretting your choices yet?
16:56I warned you.
16:57Going up against me
16:58was the biggest mistake
16:59of your life.
17:01Idiot.
17:02She's just like Celesta.
17:04Shallow, arrogant
17:05and completely classless.
17:10That's all it takes
17:11to make you run away?
17:13If a few words
17:14hurt this much,
17:16what are you going to do
17:17when you see
17:17how many people online
17:19hate you?
17:20Throw yourself off a building?
17:21Don't think being a partner
17:23at some fancy law firm
17:24made you important.
17:26Next to my grandfather,
17:28you're still nothing.
17:31Here's the deal.
17:32Wipe my shoe queen
17:34with your face
17:34and maybe I'll ask
17:35my grandfather
17:36to let you work
17:37in law again.
17:46Briella,
17:47has no one told you
17:48we're living in a new era now
17:49or has that spoiled
17:51old money ad attitude
17:52of yours messed up
17:53your brain too?
17:54You bitch!
17:55How dare you step on me!
18:01There's nothing
18:01and I won't do.
18:03You stick your foot out,
18:04I'll crush it.
18:05You all come after me,
18:06I'll tear straight
18:07through every trap you set.
18:10You bitch!
18:11Just wait!
18:12You're gonna pay for this!
18:15Professor Mercer
18:16is incredible.
18:17No wonder
18:18she was a top attorney.
18:20I wish I could be
18:21like her someday.
18:21Why are you still here?
18:23Enjoying the show?
18:24No, I wasn't.
18:26If you breathe
18:27one word about
18:27what happened today,
18:28you'll regret it.
18:29I understand.
18:31Do you even know
18:32who that woman was?
18:34She was a lawyer
18:35at a top firm.
18:37Then she rejected
18:38my internship application
18:39and got fired.
18:40That's what happens
18:41when someone crosses me.
18:44Just keep drafting
18:45my articles
18:45like a good little girl.
18:46Once you graduate,
18:48I'll have my grandpa
18:48pull some strings
18:49and get you an award.
18:51With Hawthorne Law School
18:52on your resume,
18:53that should be enough
18:54to land you some low-level job
18:56at a law firm.
18:57I understand.
18:58Enough.
18:59Help me inside.
19:11Professor Mercer,
19:12these are the people
19:13I know Brielle has targeted
19:14along with their year
19:15and area of study.
19:17Okay.
19:18I understand.
19:19Thank you.
19:26Hi.
19:28Are you Mandy?
19:30Yes.
19:31Professor Mercer,
19:32this is some of the evidence
19:33I collected.
19:34I hope it helps.
19:42Once the people
19:43on Maya's list
19:44learned I was
19:44investigating Brielle,
19:45they came forward
19:46with even more leads
19:49which exposed
19:50even more victims.
19:51Nearly 20 of them.
19:53Victor,
19:54how many lives
19:55have you ruined?
19:58I'm sorry.
19:59I didn't mean to be late.
20:00I was just...
20:03Sloan!
20:04You again?
20:05Why are you back
20:05and are you stalking me?
20:07If you're that paranoid,
20:09get help.
20:10I'm an adjunct professor
20:12at Hawthorne Law School.
20:13I'm here to teach.
20:14What?
20:15You're teaching
20:16the masterclass
20:17I pulled strings
20:17to get into?
20:19You got fired
20:20from your firm
20:20and your name
20:21is all over the tabloids.
20:23What makes you think
20:24you're qualified
20:25to teach anyone?
20:27Talent,
20:28obviously.
20:30If you don't like it,
20:31feel free to compete
20:32with me for my adjunct position.
20:35You?
20:35Oh, right.
20:37I almost forgot.
20:38You can't accomplish
20:39anything without
20:40your grandfather
20:41pulling the strings.
20:45Now get to your seat,
20:46you little parasite.
20:47You're already late.
20:58I'm so freaking pissed!
21:01What happened, Brielle?
21:02Who made you the sangry?
21:04That bitch slowly humiliated me!
21:06What?
21:07That bitch actually
21:08dared to humiliate you?
21:10Grandpa,
21:11you have to make her pay for this.
21:12You have no idea
21:13how awful that bitch is.
21:14A few days ago,
21:15she deliberately stomped
21:16on my shoe with her heel.
21:18Then today,
21:18she waited outside my classroom
21:20just to humiliate me again!
21:21She humiliated you?
21:23Didn't Mason and Cole LFC
21:24just fire her?
21:26She's nobody now.
21:27How did she even
21:28get into your school?
21:29That's what makes me
21:30even angrier!
21:32She said she's
21:33an adjunct professor
21:34at Hawthorne.
21:35That exclusive elective
21:36I pulled strings
21:37to get into,
21:38it's her class!
21:39An adjunct professor?
21:40How is that even possible?
21:42That little trap
21:43slept her way
21:44to the top.
21:44Exactly!
21:45That's what I think too!
21:47She definitely slept
21:48with someone
21:48to get that teaching position!
21:50Grandpa,
21:50don't you agree?
21:52Brielle,
21:53you're absolutely sure
21:54you'd never met Sloane
21:55before all this, right?
21:56Of course not!
21:58Why would I ever associate
21:59with someone like her?
22:00Grandpa,
22:01why are you asking me that?
22:02Something about this
22:03doesn't feel right.
22:06Why would she come
22:07after you for no reason?
22:09And there's something
22:10she said before.
22:12Professor Langford,
22:13all I want is justice.
22:16There's something
22:16strangely familiar about her.
22:20There's something
22:21strangely familiar about her.
22:23Wait,
22:25familiar?
22:26Victor,
22:27don't tell me
22:27you had an affair
22:28with that little thramp!
22:29What are you talking about?
22:31Must you keep
22:31calling her that?
22:33You're a celebrated
22:34traditional painter now.
22:36Try showing
22:36a little class.
22:39Grandpa,
22:40anyone can tell
22:41Sloane is bad news.
22:43Maybe she tried
22:44to cozy up to you
22:45before you rejected her
22:46and now she's
22:47taking it out at me!
22:51You may be right.
22:53Exactly!
22:54Someone with no academic integrity
22:56who's always plotting
22:57and scheming
22:58has no business
22:59staying at our school.
23:00Grandpa,
23:01if she stays,
23:02she'll keep coming after me!
23:05Fine.
23:06I'll make a call
23:07and have the school
23:08terminator adjunct appointment.
23:10Yes!
23:11I knew you'd
23:12take care of me,
23:13Grandpa!
23:16But even that
23:17feels too easy
23:18on that bitch!
23:19No one has ever
23:20treated me like this!
23:21Who the hell
23:21does she think she is?
23:22That little trap
23:23actually has Victor
23:24this distracted?
23:26Brielle,
23:27I know exactly
23:28how you can make her pay.
23:31How?
23:32She's been bullying you,
23:34hasn't she?
23:35Go live
23:36and tell everyone
23:37what she did.
23:38Play the victim
23:39and let the internet
23:40tear her apart!
23:41Go live?
23:42But I don't even know
23:44what I'd say.
23:45Don't worry.
23:46I'll write the whole story
23:48for you.
23:49All you have to do
23:50is cry for the camera.
23:52That's perfect.
23:54You have to help me
23:54destroy her.
23:56Just wait,
23:57you little trick.
23:58I'm going to ruin you.
24:10Sloane, it's so late.
24:12Why are you still awake?
24:15I've collected
24:16a lot of evidence,
24:17Umbriela.
24:17I need to organize it
24:18as soon as possible.
24:19Don't push yourself
24:20too hard.
24:21your health
24:22still comes first.
24:23Mom,
24:24we've waited for so many years
24:25now that our chance
24:26is finally here.
24:27I can't stop.
24:28I just can't.
24:29Sloane.
24:31Every time I close my eyes,
24:33I see Grandma
24:33the way she was
24:34before she died.
24:35She kept calling his name.
24:38And she died
24:39with her eyes still open.
24:41I hate them.
24:42That whole family
24:43hides behind honor
24:44and morality,
24:45but they're nothing
24:46but monsters
24:47who destroy people
24:48without a shred
24:48of remorse.
24:50They ruined Grandma's
24:51entire life
24:52while they lived
24:53in wealth and glory
24:54without ever feeling guilty.
24:58That's why I'm going to
24:59rip the truth
24:59wide open.
25:00I'll make everyone
25:01see the filth
25:02hiding underneath
25:03their perfect image.
25:05As long as I can get
25:06justice for Grandma,
25:07I don't care
25:08how much it costs me.
25:14This should be
25:15my last class
25:15of the month.
25:29What is this?
25:34Everyone,
25:35Sloane,
25:36the former partner
25:36at Mason & Cole LEP
25:38somehow became
25:39an abject professor
25:40at Hawthorne Law School
25:41after her firm
25:42fired her.
25:43Since then,
25:44she's repeatedly targeted
25:45and threatened me
25:45on campus.
25:46I honestly don't know
25:48what to do anymore.
25:54So the whole family
25:56is behind this.
25:57They really have
25:58no shame.
26:02Sloane,
26:03my livestream
26:04passed 10,000 views
26:05yesterday.
26:05Now the whole
26:06internet knows
26:06exactly what kind
26:07of person
26:08you are.
26:09I heard Hawthorne
26:10terminated your
26:11adjunct assignment,
26:12so still think
26:13you can take me on?
26:14Briella,
26:15are you stupid?
26:16You're a law student.
26:17You do realize
26:18you've exposed yourself
26:19to a lawsuit, right?
26:21Reputational harm,
26:22defamation,
26:23maliciously spreading
26:23false information,
26:24inciting online harassment.
26:26So what?
26:26I don't care.
26:27I'm not the one
26:28being dragged from hell.
26:29Law school is just
26:30another shiny credential
26:31for me.
26:32Only pathetic people
26:33like you actually
26:34worship the law
26:35and believe in fairness.
26:36It's honestly
26:37hilarious.
26:40You're beyond saving.
26:45My whole life,
26:46I've always gotten
26:46whatever I wanted.
26:48The thing I couldn't stand
26:49disappeared.
26:50Sloane,
26:50I'm not letting you
26:51walk away from this.
26:53Funny.
26:53I was about to say
26:54the same thing.
27:08What's wrong, Brielle?
27:09Sloane's reputation
27:10is already in ruin.
27:12Why are you still upset?
27:13Grandma!
27:14I confronted Sloane
27:15at school today
27:16and she humiliated me again!
27:19That shameless bitch!
27:20I swear she's driving me insane!
27:25Don't get worked up, Brielle.
27:27Grandma will think
27:28of something else.
27:29I'll find another way.
27:32I've got it.
27:33Since Sloane has no shame,
27:35we'll use all this
27:35public baggage
27:36to our advantage.
27:37We'll call a press conference,
27:38destroy her reputation
27:39for good,
27:40and make sure
27:40she never recovers!
27:42A press conference?
27:43That's perfect!
27:45No!
27:52Why not, Grandpa?
27:54Public opinion
27:55may be on your side
27:56right now,
27:57but I still don't think
27:58this is that simple.
28:00Sloane?
28:01I knew it!
28:03Victor,
28:04you're still carrying
28:04a torch for that
28:05little thram,
28:06aren't you?
28:07Stop talking nonsense!
28:10I just think Sloane
28:11is more dangerous
28:12than she looks.
28:13She's nothing
28:14but a talentless nobody
28:15who slept her way
28:16to the top!
28:17You're one of the most
28:18respected law professors
28:20in the country.
28:20Are you seriously afraid
28:22of some little nobody
28:23like her?
28:25Exactly, Grandpa.
28:26Sloane's a nobody.
28:28I had someone
28:29look into her.
28:30She came from the mountains,
28:32and she has no connections!
28:34Someone like her
28:35could drop dead tomorrow,
28:36and no one
28:37would even care.
28:39Please, Grandpa.
28:41You love me more
28:42than anyone,
28:42don't you?
28:51Victor,
28:52Briella lost her parents
28:53when she was little.
28:55We raised her ourselves
28:56and gave her everything
28:57she ever wanted.
28:58We treat her like
28:59she was made of glass!
29:01Now some mountain girl
29:02is treating her like this,
29:03and you're just gonna
29:04stand there and watch?
29:13Maybe I'm overthinking this.
29:15Fine.
29:16I'll have someone arranged
29:18the press conference.
29:20Thank you, Grandpa.
29:26Thank you all for coming.
29:28I'm sure you've already heard
29:30what my granddaughter,
29:31Brielle,
29:32has been put through.
29:39that's exactly why I called
29:41this press conference today.
29:53That's exactly why I called
29:55this press conference today.
29:58What is it, Mom?
30:05Ever since Cloney was fired
30:07from her firm,
30:08she's been relentlessly
30:09retaliating against
30:10my granddaughter.
30:11She even sent people
30:12after Brianna online.
30:14The emotional and psychological
30:15damage has been devastating.
30:17We refuse to stay silent
30:19any longer.
30:20That's right.
30:21Brielle is our only
30:23granddaughter.
30:23watching her suffer like this,
30:26it's tearing me apart.
30:29This whole family really knows
30:31how to put on a show.
30:33Serona,
30:34they're lying.
30:34They're trying to drag your name
30:36through the mud.
30:37It's okay, Mom.
30:38Honestly,
30:39I should thank you.
30:41Thank you?
30:42Yeah.
30:42I've gathered all this evidence
30:44and I was wondering where I could
30:46expose it.
30:47Then they went and built me
30:49the perfect stage.
30:56Maya,
30:57I need you to contact
30:58the other students Brielle victimized.
31:01Tell them to meet me
31:02at the press conference.
31:03Yeah.
31:06They want to weaponize
31:07public opinion
31:08and rewrite the truth?
31:10Fine.
31:10Let's see who the mob
31:12tears apart in the mouth.
31:14Mason and Cole LFC
31:15has always claimed
31:16to stand for fairness
31:17and justice.
31:18I still don't know
31:19why I was rejected.
31:20But I never imagined
31:22Sloanie would manipulate
31:23the internet
31:23into attacking me.
31:25So today,
31:26I'm going to make
31:27my credentials public.
31:34A candidate
31:35with credentials like that
31:36was rejected?
31:37That's outrageous.
31:38Who the hell is Sloane?
31:39How does she have
31:40been learned to do this?
31:41If credentials like these
31:42aren't good enough,
31:43who is?
31:44God himself?
31:45How did someone like her
31:47ever make a partner?
31:48Something shady
31:49was going on.
31:52Sloane is a high-profile attorney,
31:54but she abused that authority
31:56to gatekeep opportunities
31:57and control people's futures.
31:59I'm not standing here
32:01today for myself.
32:02I'm doing this
32:03so no one else
32:04ever has to become
32:05her victim!
32:08I'm doing this
32:09so no one else
32:09ever has to become
32:11her victim!
32:12That fake,
32:13self-righteous act?
32:14She really is
32:15just like the rest
32:16of her family.
32:20Okay.
32:21I'm on my way too.
32:25Everyone knows
32:26how brutal
32:27the road
32:27through law school
32:28can be.
32:29My grandfather
32:30may be one of the
32:30most respected
32:31legal scholars
32:32in the country,
32:33but that only
32:33made me work harder.
32:35I was terrified
32:36of ever letting you down.
32:38Growing up
32:38in such a prominent
32:39legal family
32:40must come with
32:41a lot of pressure.
32:42What Sloane did
32:43is disgusting!
32:44I truly love the law.
32:46I applied for an internship
32:47at Mason and Jean LELP
32:48because I admired
32:49Miss Mercer
32:50and wanted to follow
32:51in her footsteps.
32:52But I never imagined
32:53she would treat me
32:54like this.
32:54I still don't even know
32:56what I did
32:56to make her leave me.
32:58She was obviously
32:59jealous of you.
33:00Exactly.
33:01I heard Sloane
33:02came from
33:03some remote
33:03mountain town.
33:04She probably
33:05couldn't stand
33:05seeing someone
33:06with Brielle's
33:07family and connections.
33:09At least my family
33:11has some connections.
33:12But if she could
33:13do this to me,
33:13what happens
33:14to ordinary students
33:15with no money,
33:16no power,
33:17and no one
33:17to protect them?
33:18If they're mistreated,
33:20who will even listen?
33:22I can't stop thinking
33:24about all the other
33:25students out there.
33:26Students suffering
33:27just like I did.
33:28I can't take it.
33:36please give my
33:37granddaughter a moment
33:38to compose herself.
33:39I'd like to say
33:40a few words.
33:42I came from the
33:43mountains myself.
33:44I know better than
33:45anyone how hard
33:46that road can be.
33:48But I never imagined
33:49that in a profession
33:50as sacred as the law,
33:52someone would trample
33:53fairness under her feet.
33:55Today, I'm not just
33:56speaking for my
33:56granddaughter.
33:57I'm speaking for
33:57every student fighting
33:58for a future.
33:59Their dreams
34:00will not be destroyed.
34:06So well said.
34:08Professor Langer devoted
34:09his entire life
34:10to the law.
34:11That's what a real
34:12educator looks like.
34:14I'm actually tearing up.
34:16You can tell
34:16he's genuinely heartbroken.
34:18His hands are
34:19shook.
34:20Sloney owes everyone
34:21a public apology.
34:22She needs to answer
34:23to every student
34:24who worked their ass
34:25off to get here.
34:28A person's character
34:29should be like
34:30a true work of art.
34:32Pure, unfiltered,
34:33without a single
34:34false stroke.
34:37Anyone in the legal
34:38profession must hold
34:39the ethical line
34:40and defend the dignity
34:42of the law.
34:43We raised Brielle
34:44to be too kind
34:45and too modest.
34:47That's why she was
34:48forced to suffer
34:49like this.
34:53I later learned
34:55that in previous
34:55hiring rounds,
34:58Sloane consistently
34:59favored male candidates.
35:01No matter how
35:02impressive a woman's
35:03record was,
35:03she always found
35:04some excuse
35:05to reject her.
35:07Maybe she just
35:07couldn't stand the idea
35:08of two successful
35:09women at the same law firm.
35:10But my grandfather
35:11has always taught me
35:12that the law
35:13doesn't belong
35:13to one gender.
35:14Women can be
35:15just as capable,
35:17just as brilliant,
35:18and just as worthy
35:18of speaking for the public.
35:20Sloane, it shows
35:21complete disregard
35:22for education.
35:23And it's an insult
35:25to every woman
35:26applying for a job.
35:28Today, I'm not
35:29standing here for myself.
35:30I'm standing for
35:31every female athlete
35:32who has ever been
35:33to you.
35:34And I'm demanding
35:35justice from Sloane.
35:39I'm doing justice
35:40from Sloane!
35:46Brielle,
35:47what a beautiful speech.
35:49You claim to speak
35:50for every female athlete.
35:52But when you committed
35:53academic fraud,
35:54did you ever think
35:55about the women
35:56whose articles
35:57were stolen
35:58and published
35:59under your own name?
36:03There's a limit
36:04to how far
36:05you can take this.
36:06Smearing me in front
36:07of everyone
36:08is way out of line.
36:09Brielle,
36:10everyone keeps saying
36:11how brilliant you are.
36:12So tell us,
36:13which cases,
36:14statutes,
36:15and legal authorities
36:16did you rely on
36:17in those six law-ridden
36:18part of this?
36:18What was the central
36:19argument between you?
36:21Sloane,
36:22I'm not going to help
36:22you manufacture
36:23a case against me.
36:25Don't let her
36:25twist in the narrative.
36:27Brielle is staying
36:28calm under pressure.
36:29Good for her.
36:32Can't remember, Brielle?
36:33That's okay.
36:34Let me refresh
36:35your memory.
36:36During your first year
36:37at Hawkeye,
36:38you pressured
36:39a low-income
36:39scholarship student
36:41into handing over
36:42a course paper.
36:43Then you did it again
36:45in your second year.
36:46By your third year,
36:48there were six articles
36:49under your name.
36:50None of them
36:51were written.
36:52All six were written
36:53by low-income
36:54scholarship students
36:55I mentored pro bono.
36:57You took their work
36:59and put your name
37:00in every single article.
37:01You're lying!
37:03If any of that were true,
37:04why hasn't a single
37:05person accused me
37:06all these years?
37:07This is defamation!
37:09Of course they were
37:10too afraid to say
37:12because your grandfather
37:13is Victor Larker.
37:18You're standing here
37:19making baseless accusations
37:21against my entire family.
37:23Do you have any proof?
37:30I've sent the files
37:32to every reporter
37:33in this room.
37:34These are the original files
37:36for all six articles.
37:38Every article
37:39has a complete revision history.
37:40The creation dates,
37:42the edits,
37:42every draft
37:43from the first version
37:44to the final copy.
37:45It's all right here.
37:46And the original authors
37:47are clearly listed
37:48in the metadata.
37:50Not one of them
37:51is Brielle.
37:53Brielle,
37:54you asked for proof.
37:55Here it is.
37:57Is this enough for you?
37:59No way!
38:00None of those articles
38:00were hers?
38:01And she calls herself
38:02number one in her class?
38:04Damn,
38:04she just got exposed.
38:05Why does it feel like
38:06there's way more
38:07to this story?
38:08So,
38:09is this the real reason
38:10Sloney rejected her?
38:12Sloney was fired
38:13from Mason and Cole LLP.
38:15Are you seriously
38:15going to believe
38:16someone like her?
38:19She's smearing me
38:20in front of everyone!
38:22Every piece of so-called
38:23evidence she showed you
38:24is fake!
38:25Fine.
38:26Call the documents fake.
38:28Then let's hear from
38:29the people whose work
38:30you stole.
38:39Why are they all here?
38:43Brielle has been
38:44stealing our work
38:44since our first year
38:45at Hawthorne.
38:46Because of who her family
38:47is, none of us
38:48dared to speak up.
38:49That's right!
38:50During our second year,
38:52she shoved my manuscripts
38:53into her own bag.
38:54I reported it to the
38:55law school student affairs
38:56offices.
38:57The next day,
38:59my academic advisor
39:00called me in
39:00and told me to stop
39:02creating conflict
39:03among students.
39:05One of those papers
39:06was written by my roommate.
39:07Victor personally
39:08called the school
39:09and buried the whole thing.
39:10After that,
39:11my roommate nearly
39:12lost her chance
39:13to graduate.
39:13She was almost
39:14forced to drop out.
39:15I'm one of her
39:16victims too!
39:18Son of bitches.
39:20I'm one of her
39:21victims too!
39:22She stole a manuscript
39:23I spent three months
39:24writing and no one
39:25would even hear
39:26my complaints!
39:27All because the school
39:28was too afraid
39:29to cross the Langford family.
39:30You're lying!
39:31None of this
39:32ever happened!
39:33You're all trying
39:33to pray me!
39:35Everything we're
39:35saying is true.
39:37Riel didn't just
39:37force me to draft
39:38articles for her.
39:39She treated me
39:40like her personal
39:40servant.
39:41Whenever I did
39:41anything she didn't
39:42like, she used
39:43her grandfather's name
39:44to threaten me
39:44and said she'd
39:45make sure I never
39:46graduated.
39:46I have every
39:47message on my
39:48phone!
39:49Riel, what do
39:49you have to say
39:50for yourself now?
39:53Grandpa,
39:53what do we do?
40:04shut down every
40:06live stream
40:06immediately!
40:11Shut down every
40:12live stream
40:13immediately!
40:14So she's just
40:14another neppy baby
40:15and she had the nerve
40:16to play the victim?
40:17No family name!
40:19High fraud is up!
40:20Investigate the whole
40:21damn family!
40:22Now you're scared?
40:23Too late.
40:24Everything that
40:24happened today was
40:25broadcast live and
40:26this room is packed
40:27with reporters.
40:28By tomorrow you'll be
40:29on every front page
40:30and Hawthorne Law
40:31School's Office of
40:32Academic Society
40:33will have no choice
40:34but to open
40:34the investigation.
40:36You've got some
40:36nerve, all of you!
40:38You actually thought
40:39you could turn on me
40:40and get away with it?
40:41You little bitch!
40:43How dare you
40:44look at me like that!
40:50What the hell
40:51are you doing?
40:53What the hell
40:54did this woman
40:54promise you?
40:55Something better
40:56than what I offered?
40:57Better than graduating
40:59without me making
41:00trouble for you?
41:02Brielle, they had
41:03every right to
41:04graduate without
41:05your permission.
41:06They don't need
41:07your charity.
41:07What gives you
41:08the right to
41:09humiliate them
41:09or work they
41:10spent months
41:10building?
41:11They should be
41:11honored that my
41:12granddaughter wanted
41:13their work.
41:15They're just
41:15scholarship girls
41:16with no family
41:17name.
41:17Even if they
41:18become lawyers,
41:19they'll never be
41:20anything more than
41:20bottom-ranked
41:21associates.
41:22Their work is
41:23far more useful
41:24making Brielle's
41:24resume shine.
41:25Tools to polish
41:26her resume?
41:27Your family's
41:28arrogance is
41:29unleavable.
41:30What's wrong
41:30with coming
41:31from the mountains?
41:31You and
41:32Victor came
41:32from the mountains
41:33too.
41:34You!
41:37That face.
41:38Why does she
41:39look so familiar?
41:44I don't know.
41:45I don't know.
41:47I don't know.
41:48I don't know.
41:53I don't know.
41:56I don't know.
41:57I don't know.
41:57for working in law.
41:59Brielle, does anyone
42:00in your family have
42:01even a shred of
42:01humanity left?
42:04Humanity is for
42:05people who have
42:06nothing else.
42:06For people like us,
42:08people born with
42:08everything, it's just
42:09another tool.
42:12Do you really think
42:13the Langherd family
42:13can control everything
42:14and everyone?
42:16You don't have to be
42:17afraid.
42:18As long as I'm here,
42:20no one will force you
42:20to do anything.
42:21And the truth will
42:22never stay buried.
42:23Professor Mercer,
42:24we're not afraid.
42:25We believe in you.
42:30Professor Mercer!
42:31We believe in you!
42:36Face reality,
42:37you arrogant little
42:38fool.
42:38You and these
42:39powerless kids
42:40think you can
42:41take on my family?
42:42With what?
42:45If refusing to
42:46worship power
42:47and twist the truth
42:48makes me a fool,
42:49then I'm proud to be
42:50you.
42:52You can silence
42:53people, but you
42:53can't silence
42:54the truth.
42:55And you will never
42:56stop me from bringing
42:57it into the light.
43:00That stubborn luck
43:01is just like back then.
43:04It's her!
43:06She's come back!
43:11Victor!
43:12Victor!
43:14In law,
43:15talent isn't the only
43:16thing that matters.
43:17Connections,
43:18family,
43:19that's the truth.
43:20The law is a business.
43:23Consider it a private
43:24settlement.
43:25Walk away,
43:25and every dollar
43:26in that case is yours.
43:29Professor Langhart,
43:29I was a partner
43:30of the top law firms
43:31in the country.
43:31Do I look like
43:32I need your money?
43:33I can use my connections
43:35to get you reinstated
43:36at Mason & Cole LP.
43:38I can put you on track
43:39for senior equity partner.
43:40From then on,
43:41every case you handle
43:43will be big enough
43:44to make national headlines.
43:46No, thanks.
43:47I've built my career
43:48on high-profile cases.
43:50My track record
43:51speaks for itself.
43:52I don't need a firm
43:52or anyone else
43:54to make me successful.
43:55Then what about
43:56these students' futures?
43:57Don't you care
43:57what happens to them?
43:58Stop coming after
43:59my granddaughter,
44:00and I'll make sure
44:00every one of them
44:01gets a top clerkship,
44:02an elite fellowship,
44:03or a path
44:04into a doctoral program.
44:06They'll have brighter futures
44:07than they ever dreamt.
44:08What do you say?
44:18How generous of you.
44:20I've always been generous.
44:22So you want
44:23to own them afterward
44:24and keep them
44:24under your granddaughter's
44:25thim for the rest
44:26of their lives?
44:29What the hell
44:30are you talking about?
44:33Professor Langford,
44:35save that speech
44:36for someone gullible
44:37enough to believe it.
44:38The second even one
44:39of these students
44:39accepts your so-called
44:41help, the plagiarism
44:42stops looking like
44:43thief and starts
44:44looking like a deal.
44:46Then every victim
44:47can be painted
44:47as a willing participant
44:49in academic disconduct
44:50and stolen authorship,
44:51maybe even part
44:52of a fraud scheme.
44:53You'd have leverage
44:54over them
44:55for the rest
44:55of their lives.
44:57You'd own them
44:57for the rest
44:58of their careers.
45:00So let me make
45:00this very clear.
45:01I won't accept
45:02a single one
45:03of your offers.
45:08Why can't this bitch
45:09just be bought?
45:10You don't want money,
45:12power, status,
45:13or the future
45:14I'm offering them.
45:15So what the hell
45:16do you want?
45:17Grandpa, she's bluffing!
45:19Don't tell me
45:19you're after my position.
45:21Sloan, forget it!
45:23Grandpa already said
45:24I'm the one
45:24who carry on his legacy!
45:26The Langfords
45:27have been put on a pedestal
45:28for so long
45:29you actually think
45:29the whole world
45:30wants what you have?
45:31Drop the act.
45:32I see right through you.
45:34The moment you saw
45:34my name during
45:35Brianna's interview
45:36you started targeting her.
45:37Everything you've done
45:38since has been
45:38about proving
45:39you can take down
45:40a titan of the legal hold.
45:41You want everyone
45:42to see how exceptional
45:43you are.
45:44You want my place
45:45at the top.
45:50You think everyone
45:51is as shameless
45:52as you are?
45:53Then what else
45:53could it be?
45:55Beyond all that
45:56I honestly can't imagine
45:57what you could possibly want.
45:59What I want.
46:05Sloan, you have to
46:07find your grandfather.
46:09His name is
46:10Victor.
46:12I will.
46:15Law school is just
46:17another shiny credential
46:18for me.
46:19Only pathetic people
46:20like you
46:21actually worship the law
46:22and believe in fairness.
46:23It's honestly
46:24hilarious.
46:26You want to ruin
46:27my granddaughter?
46:28First ask yourself
46:29whether you're even
46:30worthy of taking her on.
46:32What I want
46:33is fairness.
46:35Justice.
46:37Peace.
46:38I want the truth
46:39brought into the light.
46:41I want academic freedom
46:43and integrity.
46:45I want legal education
46:47to stop being
46:48your family's
46:49private club.
46:50And I won't stand by
46:52while corrupt people
46:53like you
46:53decide who gets a future.
46:55Professor Lengsfield,
46:57can you make
46:58any of that happen?
47:01Young lady,
47:02you're clever.
47:03I'll give you back.
47:04But unfortunately,
47:05you're still
47:06painful naive.
47:08Everyone I invited here
47:09stopped filming
47:10now.
47:12What are you?
47:15Sloney,
47:16you spent all this time
47:17planning.
47:18Witnesses,
47:18documents,
47:19the whole show.
47:20That must have been
47:21exhausting, huh?
47:22Too bad.
47:23As long as my grandfather
47:24is here,
47:25the truth will never
47:26leave this room.
47:27You all saw
47:28what just happened,
47:29didn't you?
47:30You saw exactly
47:31what this family
47:32really is.
47:33Are you seriously
47:34going to sit there
47:35and pretend you know
47:35nothing?
47:36You're journalists.
47:38Your job is to
47:39expose the truth,
47:40not cover for the powerful.
47:42The truth is being
47:43twisted and buried
47:44right in front of you.
47:45You see it clearly,
47:47yet you choose
47:48to do nothing.
47:49You've abandoned
47:50your duty and every
47:51shred of professional
47:52integrity.
47:53You're not journalists.
47:54You're nothing but
47:55tools for the powerful.
47:57Sloan,
47:57you're still so naive.
47:59You have no idea
48:00what real power can do.
48:01I invite every media
48:03outlet in this room,
48:04and every one of them
48:05owes me favors.
48:06The press is nothing
48:07but my mouthpiece.
48:08They say whatever
48:09I want them to say,
48:10and when I want them
48:11silenced,
48:12they won't say
48:12a single word.
48:14You want to destroy
48:15my granddaughter?
48:17First, ask yourself
48:18whether you're even
48:19capable of taking us on.
48:22Cut every live team
48:23and collect every
48:24memory card.
48:29Professor Mercer,
48:30what are we going to do?
48:32Take them out of here!
48:34Sorry, Professor Langfeard!
48:36Before I came here today,
48:37I shared my schedule
48:38and location with my family,
48:40my legal team,
48:41and a private security detail.
48:43Yes, Professor Langs did.
48:44I'm sure you know
48:45some of them.
48:46Several people with
48:47enough influence
48:47to make even you think twice.
48:49If so much as one hair
48:50on my head
48:51or any of my students' heads
48:52is touched,
48:53they'll be here immediately.
48:55Would you like to meet
48:56them, Professor Langfeard?
49:00Victor, did you really think
49:01you were the only one
49:02with connections?
49:10Swole!
49:11Why the hell did you bring
49:12all these reporters here?
49:14I learned my lesson.
49:16I was worried the reporters
49:18Professor Langfeard invited
49:19would be too spinless
49:20to expose a scandal this big.
49:25You!
49:26I'm sorry.
49:29Well, look who's here.
49:30Julian.
49:31Everyone's here now.
49:32Let the show begin.
49:34Miss Mercer!
49:34Professor Langfeard claims
49:35you've been publicly
49:36defising his family.
49:37That's false.
49:39This isn't defamation.
49:40Every word I've said
49:41is backed by hard evidence.
49:45Take a good look
49:46at the evidence.
49:47Ever since Victor
49:48began supervisoring
49:49graduate researchers
49:50and doctoral candidates,
49:51multiple students under him
49:52have suffered severe
49:53mental health crises.
49:54Some were even driven
49:55to attempt suicide.
49:56every piece of this evidence
49:58has been independently verified
49:59and authenticated.
50:00The sources are legitimate.
50:02There's been a misunderstanding.
50:04What misunderstanding?
50:06Victor, stop pretending
50:07you're some respected mentor.
50:09How many promising students
50:10did you force out of their programs?
50:12The evidence is right
50:13in front of you
50:14and you still have the nerve
50:15to deny it?
50:16This is complete nonsense.
50:20None of it has anything
50:21to do with me.
50:22If they became depressed
50:24and dropped out,
50:25that was their problem.
50:26Students today
50:27just aren't built
50:27for real pressure.
50:29Students today
50:29are too fragile,
50:31too rebellious,
50:32and completely incapable
50:34of handling pressure.
50:35They fall apart
50:36over every little thing.
50:38If they can't even handle
50:39the demands of school,
50:40how are they supposed
50:41to survive in the real world?
50:43I honestly didn't think
50:45anyone could be this shameless.
50:47How dare you speak
50:49to him like that?
50:50It's all right.
50:51Young people can be emotional.
50:53I understand.
50:54But making reckless accusations
50:56against someone
50:56is completely unacceptable.
50:58It proves you lack integrity
51:00and have no business
51:01calling yourself a lawyer.
51:03Everyone,
51:04turn to page nine.
51:06It lists the academic records
51:08of the students
51:09Victor survives it
51:10over and over the years.
51:14These students
51:15had elite academic records,
51:17top grades,
51:18competitive fellowships,
51:19published research,
51:20and recommendations
51:21from some of the best
51:22programs in the country.
51:23Other professors
51:24would fight
51:25to recruit students like these,
51:27yet he calls them
51:28low quality.
51:29Do I even need to explain
51:31how he treated them?
51:32The pattern is clear.
51:33His abuse pushed them
51:34to the breaking point.
51:36They were mentally weak
51:37and couldn't handle
51:38the pressure.
51:38That has nothing
51:39to do with me.
51:40You're twisting the truth.
51:42You're getting defensive.
51:44I'm not defensive!
51:46You're the one
51:46spouting nonsense!
51:56Sloan,
51:56strong grades
51:57don't automatically mean
51:58someone is built
51:58for graduate-level research.
52:00Graduate school
52:00is incredibly demanding.
52:02It's nothing like undergrad.
52:03Some students
52:03simply struggle to adjust.
52:05Exactly.
52:06Professor Langhart
52:07has always demanded excellence.
52:09Of course,
52:09he holds his students
52:11to high standards.
52:12You can't use that
52:13as an excuse
52:14to attack him.
52:16Wow.
52:17You really can't
52:18twist black into white.
52:19How many favors
52:20do you owe Victor?
52:21Sloan!
52:22Shut your mouth!
52:23I'm warning you,
52:24stop making
52:25these vicious accusations!
52:27You refuse to believe
52:28the documents, fine.
52:30Not everyone has time
52:31to read hundreds of pages,
52:33so let's hear the truth
52:34directly from the people
52:35Victor heard.
52:36Come on in!
52:43All of you!
52:45Ethan!
52:46Is that really you?
52:46You insisted on
52:48dropping out
52:48all those years ago.
52:49I was worried sick about you.
52:50How have you been?
52:52I already paid you
52:53to keep quiet.
52:54Why the hell are you here?
52:56Professor Langford,
52:57why are you whispering?
52:58Go ahead.
52:59Say it loud enough
53:00for everyone to hear.
53:01But don't worry.
53:02Every one of them
53:03is wearing a microphone
53:04connected directly
53:05to the reporter's
53:05live stream equipment.
53:06and those mics
53:07pick up everything.
53:14Today, I'm coming forward
53:15to accuse Victor Langford
53:16of stealing his students' work
53:17and subjecting us
53:17to years of psychological abuse.
53:19He never gave us
53:20any real academic access
53:21to complete projects
53:22for him and his granddaughter.
53:23When I filed a formal complaint
53:24with the university
53:24under my own name,
53:25he used his connections
53:26in the administration
53:27to obtain my complaint file,
53:28threaten me,
53:29and force me out of the program.
53:30I worked under him
53:31for over a year,
53:32staying up night after night
53:33doing legal research,
53:35reviewing cases,
53:36cue-checking sources,
53:37drafting research memos,
53:38and writing first drafts.
53:39The case analysis,
53:40the argument structure,
53:41the drafts,
53:42almost all of it was mine.
53:43But the second
53:44the work was ready,
53:45he took and let his granddaughter
53:46publish it under her name.
53:47My name was never mentioned.
53:49Not once.
53:50He exploited my sister
53:51for years,
53:52stole her research,
53:53and humiliated her
53:54over and over
53:55until she had nowhere
53:56left to turn.
53:57She finally took
53:58her own life!
54:00This was never about
54:01students being weak.
54:03He drove someone
54:04to her death.
54:04He manipulated us
54:06for years.
54:07No matter how much we did,
54:08it was never enough.
54:09He humiliated us in public,
54:11tore down everything
54:12we accomplished,
54:12and destroyed our confidence.
54:14He said studying under him
54:15was a privilege
54:16we should be grateful for,
54:17and if anyone resisted,
54:18he retaliated
54:19and threatened
54:20to keep us from graduating.
54:22Every one of us
54:23lived under his control
54:24and threats!
54:25He warned us
54:26never to say a word.
54:28He said if anyone
54:29reported him,
54:30he'd destroy
54:31our academic careers
54:32and make sure
54:33we never worked
54:34in our field again.
54:36Victor,
54:37with this many witnesses
54:38standing against you,
54:39do you still have the nerve
54:40to blame the students?
54:42Sloan,
54:43you think people
54:44will believe this
54:44just because you
54:45coached a mob of people
54:47and staged this
54:47ridiculous spectacle?
54:49Victor's reputation
54:50was built over decades.
54:52That can't be fake.
54:53This is nothing
54:54but a calculated
54:55personal attack.
54:56You think Victor's
54:58the only one
54:58I came after?
54:59You're next.
55:00we get to
55:00business to throng
55:01the Cirque
55:01after chapter 2
55:01and you'll let and
55:02Teами
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