
For one mother, believing the truth cost her everything.
After a contentious divorce, Cindy was ready to begin again. To her surprise, she found a new partner, Kenny. Days after their engagement came a devastating allegation that Kenny abused her 9-year-old son.
To Cindy, the facts behind the accusation didn’t add up. She believed the claims had less to do with reality, and more to do with r... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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As the Children’s Legal Representative, Justin Bawden’s role was to represent the best interests of the children. But some questioned Bawden’s objectivity.
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Ever since Cindy lost parenting time with her children, she’s encountered multiple hurdles to get her kids back. In the final episode of Season 3, Cindy grapples with the realization she may never again have a normal relationship with her children.
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Cindy hired Dr. Mark Kilmer to review her custody case. Two years later, Dr. Kilmer was under investigation. In this bonus episode, hear what happened and why some questioned Dr. Kilmer’s work.
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On the eve of the verdict, Steve filed for divorce from Christine and left town. What followed were explosive allegations from Christine and a denial from Steve. Meanwhile, Cindy attempted to put her family back together.
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While there is some repetitiveness, this is a story worth listening to. Full of coercive control, manipulation, lies, deceit, and fighting for what is right against a system with a judge who has confirmation bias. The worst part is the kids have been mentally abused by their dad.
This was such a crazy story. Unbelievable miscarriage of justice towards Cindy and Kenny. It is no wonder most of the true crime shows I watch a spouse kills their spouse due to a custody battle. These courts are in over their head.
People need to go to JAIL!!! The idiot DFS lady Karmella?, gramma, Steve and his wife, judge Hoke. That is only way you stop this from happening, let’s go prosecutors!!!! It was clear from audio what was happening, they are either dumb or were bribed. My heart breaks soooo much for Cindy and Kenny, I hope with all my being that they find peace and live the happiest of lives.
Enough already! Talk about milking a story!!! Get to the point! I see that the last episode is for subscribers only. I didn't even make it that far.
I like season 3 of the podcast, but the episodes are a bit of a slog. Way too repetitive, probably could have been half as long
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A gripping, narrative-driven true-crime podcast centered on a high-stakes defamation and custody battle that reshaped a family. Across seasons, listeners follow Cindy and Kenny as they navigate court battles, media coverage, and allegations of abuse, all while exploring themes of truth, parental alienation, and the flaws and opacity of family courts. Noteworthy are the deep dives with multiple experts—legal commentators, DHS caseworkers, and memory/forensic psychology perspectives—that situate personal drama within broader systematic questions. The show often blends courtroom detail with intimate storytelling, producing a polished, high-production investigation that appeals to listeners who crave rigorous analysis of how truth and power int... more
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