
Caroline D'Amore thought she'd found a mentor in David Bloom, a self-proclaimed power player with ties to some of the world’s most influential CEOs. But her excitement quickly turns to betrayal when David’s complex scheme to defraud her and others out of nearly a quarter of a million dollars is exposed. Determined to seek justice, Caroline takes matters into her own hands and turns the tables on t... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Category | True Crime | ||||

Two years after her own experience, Caroline meets another one of David Bloom's victims. Sean Kushner was a sleep-deprived, new father who was promised a house in a trust, luxury trips, and even a meeting with the President. The impact from the exper... more
Caroline speaks at a press conference with CA District Attorney George Gascon after David Bloom is charged with 18 felonies. Caroline and L.A. Times writer James Queally discuss everything about the case, from how slow the process is to what a possib... more
David Bloom, forcefully accompanied by a group of his victims, goes to the bank to retrieve a fraction of what he owes. Despite bilking hundreds of thousands of dollars from his friends and neighbors, David only manages to come up with $20,000 to par... more
Caroline and a group of David Bloom’s most recent victims knock on his apartment door. He greets them, with an egregiously calm demeanor. There's yelling, there's crying. Caroline unloads all the pain and fury she's been harboring against the man she... more
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The most annoying, masturbatory, self-important nothing burger I’ve ever come across. The endless commercials were actually a breath of fresh air.
Puts me off, they are a lot of them and last ages
The first twenty minutes of the first episode is spent trying to convince us how popular, beautiful, and locally famous this woman was/is etc. it reminds me of when you watch The Bachelor and some Z lister makes a cameo and they spend half the episode gushing over how amazing and famous the person is.
like how long do I have to wait for a story, hook etc.
I’m not sure if I’m more annoyed at her voice or the fact that she got taken in by all of this. She should have realized that if a company wants to talk to you about having your product in their store they will pay for you to come to them. And she repeats herself constantly. Name dropping is also annoying.
Anyone not giving this podcast 5 stars is bananas. So well done. A tragic story for all the victims, but way to fight back! Hopefully this gives everyone some peace and closure.
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A gripping exploration of betrayal and the impact of con artistry unfolds as the host recounts her harrowing experience with a deceitful mentor. The narrative follows a series of episodes where victims, including the host, share their stories of manipulation by David Bloom, a con artist who exploited trust and belief for financial gain. Each episode delves into intricate details of his fraudulent schemes, the emotional fallout for the victims, and their quest for justice in the face of a legal system that often proves frustrating. The podcast is not only a cautionary tale about the perils of misplaced trust but also highlights the resilience of those fighting back against deceit, creating a compelling listening experience that resonates wit... more
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