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Podcast Goes Inside Sarah Lawrence Sex Cult Case, When Student’s Father Moved into Her Dorm

Another six-section web recording analyzes the upsetting instance of the Sarah Lawrence sex clique and instigator Lawrence Beam, who was as of late condemned to 60 years in jail for various wrongdoings including blackmail and sex dealing. “Fiend in the Quarters,” by Regulation and Wrongdoing, premiers Jan. 30 and streams promotion free solely on Wondery+.

It’s facilitated by entertainer Elisabeth Röhm, herself a Sarah Lawrence alum who, in a public statement, says she feels “an awareness of others’ expectations to recount this story.”

It’s a frightening, farfetched appearing story. Beam was the dad of a Sarah Lawrence understudy who moved into his little girl’s apartment in 2010 and set about physically, mentally and truly manhandling her classmates and other youngsters. The maltreatment started at Sarah Lawrence, a lofty human sciences school right beyond New York City when Beam started giving “treatment meetings” to his girl’s flat mates, implying to “assist them with mental issues,” a prosecution documented against him in 2020 said.

It was through these “meetings” that Beam laid the basis for mental molding that would “ultimately lead these youthful grown-ups to become accidental casualties of sexual double-dealing, verbal and actual maltreatment, blackmail, constrained work and prostitution,” FBI Associate Chief in Control William F. Sweeney, Jr. said at the hour of Beam’s 2020 capture.

The maltreatment proceeded with the accompanying summer at Beam’s loft on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, where a few understudies moved in with him in 2011.

Beam, who introduced himself as a mentor, a clinician and an otherworldly consultant moved into one, “learned personal insights regarding [the victims’] private lives, weaknesses, and psychological wellness battles under the misrepresentation of aiding them. Beam distanced a few of the casualties from their folks, and persuaded a few of the casualties that they were ‘broken’ and needing fixing by Beam,” the prosecution expressed.

Beam would frequently constrain his casualties into giving misleading admissions for offenses they didn’t commit, and afterward would extricate installment in remuneration for those envisioned offenses. The examination by policing Beam was provoked after a story named “The Taken Children of Sarah Lawrence” was distributed by New York Magazine in April 2019.

He was indicted last April and was condemned to jail on Jan. 20 of this current year.


The digital broadcasts dives into the case’s far reaching court records, exploring the many upsetting subtleties. Röhm, as the host, gives individual reflections as a Sarah Lawrence alum.

“It’s a story I feel profoundly associated with having been an alum of Sarah Lawrence and the mother of a young person,” Röhm, who likewise has a component film working on it being developed at Lifetime, says in the public statement. “I trust it is an update for us all to never choose to disregard on our youngsters, and that this digital recording and approaching film start a discussion so this kind of exploitation at absolutely no point ever occurs in the future,” she says.

“Demon in the Quarters,” a six-section webcast by Law&Crime delivered by Elisabeth Röhm, debuts Jan. 30 and streams promotion free on Wondery+. On the off chance that you or somebody you know has been a casualty of sexual maltreatment, text “STRENGTH” to the Emergency Text Line at 741-741 to be associated with an ensured emergency instructor.

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