
Saskia Inwood woke up one morning, knowing her life would never be the same. The night before, she learned the unimaginable – that the husband she knew in the light of day was a different person after dark. This season unpacks Saskia’s discovery of her husband’s secret life and her fight to bring him to justice. Along the way, we expose a crime that is just coming to light. This is also a story ab... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 163 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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You can now watch Ramon’s story on TV! Check out Betrayal: Secrets and Lies. Episodes air every Sunday at 10pm EST/9pm CST on ABC.
Ramon discovers a dark secret that threatens everything, including his own life.
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You can now watch Andrea’s story on TV! Check out Betrayal: Secrets and Lies. Episodes air every Sunday at 10pm EST/9pm CST on ABC.
The “Mormon Madoff” conned everyone, including his own wife.
If you would like to share your story, you can reac... more
Investigative reporter Nancy Glass talks with Andrea Gunning about Burden of Guilt Season 2—and why Betrayal listeners will feel an instant connection to this unforgettable story.
You can binge the entire season of Burden of Guilt here.
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You can now watch Libby’s story on TV! Check out Betrayal: Secrets and Lies. Episodes air every Sunday at 10pm EST/9pm CST on ABC.
Libby's husband wasn't just hiding secrets; he was committing crimes in her name.
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While the topic covered can be upsetting, Andrea does a wonderful job of reporting the facts. There is no sensationalism.
These stories deserve to be heard, and I hope that shedding a light on men’s bad behavior can protect women going forward.
Season 4: better than s3 but still incl unnecessary episodes. Up to 4 stars.
Season 3: couldn’t get through it. Staying at 3 stars.
Season 2: 4 stars. It would've been five stars except they put in so many unnecessary bonus episodes that had nothing.
Season 1: Please drop more soon! I likeHow the format is that it tells the story upfront and then talks to the individual victims. There are a lot of ads but I understand that it costs a lot to put out this free podcast. 5 stars
I listened every week up until this Sas story, I tried I just can’t take it. Maybe it gets better but I can’t .
Unbelievably drawn out, repetitive and dreadfully uninteresting. Don’t waste your time.
I’ve been binge-listening and I’m blown away by what people are capable of doing to one another. The bravery of those sharing their stories is incredible. This podcast is not only powerful, but deeply educational—especially for recognizing red flags in the people closest to us.
It’s also a reminder that you never truly know what someone else is going through. Some of the ways victims are treated, even after coming forward, are hard to comprehend.
Taylor’s story was one of many that broke my he... more
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The podcast focuses on individual stories of betrayal and trauma, most notably exploring the complexities of intimate relationships marked by deceit and violence. The narrative often centers around the experiences of women confronting the aftermath of betrayal, illuminating not just the personal impacts but also the societal perceptions surrounding victimhood. Episodes frequently engage with themes surrounding the legal system, advocacy for victims, and the psychological toll of betrayal, emphasizing the importance of reclaiming one's voice and identity. Additionally, discussions also touch on broader societal issues, like the stigmatization of survivors and the marginalization of their experiences, with a commitment to fostering healing an... more
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Recent guests on Betrayal Season 5 include:
1. Nancy Glass
2. Libby Henry
3. Jennifer Simmons Kaleba
4. David Sloan
5. Mariel Pearson
6. Donielle Oliver Chauvet
7. Crystal Harris
8. Saskia Inwood
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