From cult leaders to con artists and undercover FBI agents, PRETEND exposes those pretending to be someone they're not.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 264 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyTrue Crime |
In this episode, Dr. Jan Canty, a psychologist, author, and podcast host, shares essential advice on recognizing and avoiding con artists in modern relationships. Dr. Canty, who experienced betrayal and tragedy in her life, offers insights into the r... more
The Rise and Fall of LaDonna’s Loudest Surrogate: David McClam
LaDonna Humphrey’s most vocal supporter, David McClam, launched the We Are Not Afraid podcast to defend her against mounting accusations. Episode after episode, McClam promised to delive... more
LaDonna Humphrey groomed Lexi Kakis to be her next close ally—a “surrogate in training,” if you will. Drawn in by their shared passion for cold cases, Kakis found herself getting deeper into Humphrey’s world. Surprisingly, Kakis says she never experi... more
What's the old saying? People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
Well, it turns out that Dennis McCaslin, editor of LaDonna's tabloid blog, has some skeletons in his closet.
Listen to part 3 of LaDonna's Surrogates:
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Fantastic research, well done on the podcast. Big fan!
I live in the NWA area (and have my whole life) and have never heard of LaDonna or the horrors she has caused! This podcast is doing important work on bringing to light the harm she is doing, especially within our community.
Javier - fantastic show. A new fav. But for real: The stalker is and always has been Tonya. She’s the common denominator - she not only goes to the doc appointments and knows all that info, but think about it, she probably chose that doctor and purposively targeted her. Why? Because it’s so crazy it would get her a lot of attention. And, frankly, for the simple enjoyment of it. Her husband is clearly clueless and being led by a string. He seems oblivious. I doubt Chelsea is involved. I doubt she... more
Love this show. It is one of the best out there.
I heard a review of this podcast on The Prosecutor’s and I live it. I binged season 18 (on la Donna) and I loved it
Apple Podcasts | #209 | United States/True Crime |
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Apple Podcasts | #85 | United Arab Emirates/True Crime |
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