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I AM EVIDENCE tells the story of four survivors whose rape kits went untested for years, following them as they navigate their way through the criminal justice system and learn that so often, the system is broken.
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I Am Evidence is an 2017 American documentary film, directed by Trish Adlesic and Geeta Gandbhir. It focuses on an investigation into thousands upon thousands of rape kits sitting in storage in various police departments being untested.
I Am Evidence: Directed by Trish Adlesic, Geeta Gandbhir. With Gail Abarbanel, Richard Bell, Joe Biden, Carol Blass. An investigation into the way sexual assault cases are handled by police departments across the United States.
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- Trish Adlesic, Geeta Gandbhir
- 2017-12-08
Trama. Ogni anno nei dipartimenti di polizia sparsi per tutti gli Stati Uniti migliaia di prove di stupro vengono archiviate senza che si faccia alcunché per risolvere il caso o risalire agli autori del crimine.
I AM EVIDENCE is a documentary film produced by Joyful Heart Foundation's Mariska Hargitay on the experiences sexual assault survivors face as thousands of rape kits in the U.S. remain untested.
I Am Evidence (2017) A timely exploration into why hundreds of thousands of untested rape kits are ignored in the U.S. IMDb 7.6 1 h 25 min 2017. 18+.
Every year, thousands of rape kits containing DNA evidence are left untested by police around the country. Over 175,000 kits have been uncovered to date, resting in backlogs and storage facilities, each of them an unsolved case.