CHRIS HANSEN CONFESSION Chris Hansen Admits He Tried To Catch Jeffrey Epstein But Couldn't Figure Out How To Make Money Off It

Chris Hansen made a name for himself especially with the series To Catch a Predator. His cool persona and clear projection of finding an older man (usually) with a minor in a precarious situation catapulted him into fame and superstardom. One thing he thinks about now, though, is if he could have caught Jeffrey Epstein years in advance.

He admitted that the Miami Herald had carried the story and that his crew needed more funds to properly address the situation. Now, there seems like there is another top level official who has been shown to have some connection to the dreaded Epstein Files.

In reality, Hansen has had his own legal troubles but none of the charges have stuck and they center around bounced checks and court appearances. None of that has anything to do with predatory individuals who become bad actors in this world. This is a reminder of the cabal in the television series Mr. Robot. The scene shows just silhouettes of men laughing and walking about, the rulers of the universe all in line to crush honest men and women and to make hell out of the lives of the innocent.

Hansen’s dedication to protecting prey, predominantly underage girls, from vermin who seek to do them harm has never wavered. He has been a staunch supporter of law enforcement and has reached the zeitgeist appearing on multiple talk shows and parodies of his work with safeguarding children.

By being one of the most sought after personalities in the game right now, he is still fighting for the rights of people that have not crossed into adulthood yet. His powers of persuasion and attitude towards justice fuel him and separate him from other hosts.

His admittance that he could not get the television angle to proceed frustrated him. He wanted to make a “sting” with hidden cameras and a whole production but couldn’t find a way to profit from it, allegedly. He had built up enough information to take down the infamous, now deceased monster.

He wanted to be the one who caught the great white whale but settled for shrimp and lobster instead. There was a note of regret easing into his tone of voice as he explained all of this. A shudder colored his words as he brought up the fact that Epstein could have been stopped long before his abuses became so widespread.

In reality, Hansen lamented that if his team could have been given more cash, they would’ve been able to nab Epstein with accuracy and precision. Rather than have so many victims who mostly had been minors beaut up on Hansen, many of them probably would laud and applaud for his efforts.

For his ability to create safe spaces for those who could be harmed, Hansen has proven to be an example of a flawed man with a noble mission. As he stands out as one of the most decorated television presenters in history, he must feel some sense of relief that Epstein can no longer brutalize any one, especially those under the age of eighteen.

To consider the power of the media, Hansen could stage a major comeback and show his might for delivering hard-hitting journalism that actually brings justice to the world. What this brings about is the notion that he can go to any length to get his man. That is the true hallmark of a newsman and one who could be an actual social justice warrior. A fighter in society who wants to see terrible men get what they deserve. That is his whole reason for life and that should be respected.