Julie Ireton
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251 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Jan 2025
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So do you want me to read this letter then? Yeah. Okay. Here we go. Good morning, Ms. Ireton.
I asked him if he could provide other names. I asked him 28 questions.
Well, thank you so much, all of you, for everything, all these many, many months.
Thank you so much. See you all.
Turn right onto Byron Avenue, then turn right onto Chatham Avenue.
This is a CBC Podcast. Anne-Marie Robinson was just 16 in 1977. She went away on a school band trip. The kids stayed in a hotel. The music teacher bought them alcohol.
Anne-Marie's only way out was to quit school, but she always wondered, was she the only one? I'm Julie Ireton, host of a new podcast, The Band Teacher. Anne-Marie Robinson joins me as we investigate her old high school music teacher and uncover a trail of teen victims. He said to me, you know, it wouldn't take much for me to lose control.
Sometimes it's hard for me to remember that I'm 39 years old and your teacher. And it's exactly 56. That was just the intercourse. Probably 150-ish times for oral sex. Office, office, office, office, back music room. Something happened to me too. His former students allege rape. The teacher says it was consensual sex.
I walk in the room and there she's lying on his bed, like, totally passed out, pants undone. I thought he was our little predator. How many girls at how many schools? Who knew? And why wasn't he stopped? Now the women are speaking out, demanding answers and accountability. She had no adult in her corner. Like, where were the adults? They knew. They were covering their asses. And nothing was done.
Anne-Marie Robinson sets out to change things for the better. And she wants justice for women who are victims of historical sexual abuse.
Just that somebody could be this diabolical and that other people let it happen. For more CBC Podcasts, go to cbc.ca.
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