The documentary notes that before Meyers taught at Miami Palmetto Senior High School, he taught at Krop High School, where he was also accused of sleeping with multiple female students.
In 2008, it was first brought to the principal's attention at Krop that Meyers was having sexual relations with his students. In fact, the victims were being referred to as "Jason's girls" by the faculty.
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But despite knowing this, the school board allowed Meyers a quick way to try and cover his tracks. They approved his transfer to Miami Palmetto, where he continued teaching and preying on young girls.
In addition to a criminal lawsuit against Meyers, a civil lawsuit was also filed against the Miami-Dade school board for covering up his behavior. The suit claimed that Meyers had groomed at least eight current and two former students between his time working at the two schools — and while the school district was made aware — they continued to let it go under the radar.
In October 2021, the civil case against the Miami-Dade school board went to trial. The jury ordered that the school board pay Heaven $6 million in damages.
While Heaven is grateful for this victory, she explains in the documentary that she won't rest until her case against Meyers is heard in court.
