Ep. - 625 - ANTHONY PELLICANO DOCUSERIES FX’S THE NEW YORK TIMES PRESENTS “SIN EATER” VANDERPUMP RULES AFFAIR UPDATE
Ryan Bailey joins Kate to discuss the latest Vanderpump Rules affair update.
Liz Day and Rachel Abrams, co-producers of FX's The New York Times Presents “Sin Eater” (FX and Hulu), about Hollywood’s dirtiest private investigator, who didn’t operate within the law to hide the sins of the rich and powerful. Anthony Pellicano’s victims accused him of harassing and intimidating them — in some cases ruining their lives forever. Anthony Pellicano’s victims accused him of harassing and intimidating them — in some cases ruining their lives forever.
Ultimately, Pellicano went to prison for wiretapping and racketeering but now he’s out, and he’s talking. The NY Times obtained nearly the entire FBI case file, including audio recordings of Hollywood stars and powerbrokers that have never aired publicly. Using these tapes and confidential documents, ‘Sin Eater’ investigates how the rich and powerful in Hollywood got an edge over the legal system and faced few consequences when Pellicano was exposed.
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