In this inaugural episode of 'Injustice for All,' host Robert Simels, a former prosecutor and defense attorney, delves into the failures and corruption within the American judicial system. Simels recounts his career, from prosecuting corrupt officials to his controversial representation of high-profile clients like Henry Hill and Donald Payton. He details his own legal battles, including being convicted in a case involving a DEA informant. The episode scrutinizes the manipulation by law enforcement and prosecutors in a recent case involving the organization OneTaste, where members were falsely accused of involuntary servitude. Featuring an interview with Alicia Price, a former OneTaste employee, the episode exposes how FBI agents coerced witnesses into portraying themselves as victims, underscoring systemic flaws and the pursuit of victories over justice.

00:00 Introduction to Injustice for All

00:46 Robert Simels' Career Journey

01:36 High-Profile Cases and Their Impact

03:45 The Turning Point: Government Retaliation

06:07 Manipulation in the Judicial System

09:46 Case Study: OneTaste Investigation

24:58 Alisha Price's Testimony

30:40 Facing the FBI: Initial Encounter

31:10 The Dread of Uncertainty

32:39 Intimidation Tactics

34:53 Seeking Legal Help

35:50 Victim Specialist Encounters

40:54 Breaking the Spell of Coercion

43:10 Writing the Letter

44:46 Trial and Testimonies

51:16 Systemic Corruption

53:26 Final Thoughts and Reflections

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