The 13th Step
Reporter Lauren Chooljian begins receiving information regarding the founder of New Hampshire's biggest addiction treatment network. There are accusations of sexual harassment and assault involving women, including both employees and former clients at his centers. These revelations lead Lauren on an extensive investigation into the addiction treatment sector, where, as one source puts it, "a #MeToo movement is needed."
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