Last Friday, the Netflix show "The Keepers" premiered and triggered so many calls to the Baltimore Police Department from victims of many years ago, that they have put up a Sex Offense Incident Information Form on their website:

https://www.baltimorepolice.org/news/sexoffenseform

Baltimore Police spokesperson T.J. Smith said, "We’ve heard from people who previously hadn’t reported their offense. We just wanted to streamline the process. This is a crime that occurred to them, they don’t need to constantly relive the nightmare, telling the story over and over again."

Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/true-crime/wp/2017/05/23/netflix-series-the-keepers-spurs-baltimore-police-to-create-online-crime-reporting-form/?utm_term=.b1f2678e1b4c

Conveniently absent from the coverage of this Netflix series on the Washington Post and other mainstream outlets, however, is the fact that the victims in this documentary have implicated politicians as well as the police in these most unspeakable crimes.

This is why exposure of these crimes against the most innocent, such as what we are doing here on #pizzagate can potentially create a tsunami of public outcry.