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How I Trafficked Orangutans
An ex-orangutan trafficker describes how orangutans are captured, bought and sold, the distances they travel to customers, and why there is such a demand.
Hunters kill mother orangutans and steal their babies to supply to the exotic underground animal trade in Indonesia. The ex-trafficker describes the journey those babies make from their captors to buyers. They often travel via local bus routes, being packaged up and disguised in boxes, and transported across Indonesia.
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Sex and Drugs Inside a Corrupt Rehab Clinic
โWe were always pressured to behave like Disneyland employeesโฆin reality, it was complete chaosโ The Informer reveals what it was like to work in a corrupt rehab facility. The first red flag was being interviewed by someone under the influence, which the Informer quickly realized was a common occurrence. Patients were picking up on-site and staff were even having affairs with each other. Profit was constantly prioritized over patients, with serious consequences on their recovery.
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The Secret Hotel Sex Parties of the Mega-Rich
โIโve seen the darker side of humanityโ A Front of House Manager reveals what working in a hotel for the super rich is really like. From hiring out the whole hotel for a โthemedโ orgie to covering the tracks of staff sleeping with customers, the Informer details how the job can be demanding physically and emotionally. Blood, gore and semen stained walls are all part of the job. Informer is a series where we hear the anonymised confessions and insights of people on the inside of different industries, institutions and events.
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The Dark Secret at the Heart of the Jehovahโs Witnesses
The Jehovahโs Witnesses are an end-of-days Christian organisation who are known for knocking on doors and rejecting blood transfusions. However, they have also been subject to increasing scrutiny over their handling of child sex abuse cases within their congregations, and their treatment of victims. In this episode of Informer, we speak to a former Jehovahโs Witness elder who was abused as a child but didnโt report what had happened. As an adult, he felt a painful dรฉjร vu when his own daughter told him she had also been abused.
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The Dark Reality of Care Facilities
โSociety at large doesnโt think a huge amount about carers, until they need carers.โ Carers are the backbone of the social welfare system, providing mental, physical and emotional assistance to extremely vulnerable people, such as those with dementia or severe autism. Theyโre often paid minimum wage to face excrement, physical resistance and even death on a regular basis, with little emotional support. In this episode of Informer, we meet a former carer who explains how a lack of funding and major understaffing fails everyone, and leaves the industry open to abuse.