From her Southern California mansion on a hill, Michelle Mack sends out a team of 12 young women that authorities call 'The California Girls' to steal millions of dollars in merchandise from high-end stores all over the country. Her neighbors think she's in the wedding business but in reality, she's a true Queen of the Con, raking in millions of dollars by selling her stolen loot on Amazon. And sh... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
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 ou... more
Sergeant Jordan Mirakian was set up by a fellow officer and drummed out of the police force. And it plunged him into the world of loss prevention and forever changed the trajectory of his life.
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A veteran loss prevention officer goes rogue and reveals the truly dark side of policing professional shoplifters.
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Johnathan goes undercover to investigate Michelle Mack's mansion. But police send Jonathan and his buddy Evan running for their freedom.
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Love this podcast. It is produced very well and always leaves me wanting more. Speaking of more, please make another season!
The actual podcast content is fine and interesting, but literally half of the time for each episode is made up of the most annoying ads in the world. I get the need to monetize the podcast, but I almost cannot listen to this because of the sheer amount of extraordinarily annoying ads. Only listen if your hands are free to fast forward through the nerve-shredding ads.
Well researched and entertaining, great host and guests, however, felt he didn’t do a great job of protecting the anonymity of some key people who wished to remain anonymous. Should have edited out some details they provided that made them identifiable - particularly the loss prevention guard who ended up listing his entire resume of where he worked, how many years, mentioned a store by name across from current employer etc. His desire to share his knowledge could very well have resulted in hi... more
The extreme ratio of ads to content, makes for the most insulting excuse for a podcast I’ve EVER heard. Not to mention, the over-the-top dramatic narration sounds like a kindergarten teacher in a used car commercial. Blech …
This podcast is one of my favorite of all time. A+ great work!❤️
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Content primarily focuses on the intricacies of organized retail theft, particularly the operations led by a woman running a large-scale scheme out of Southern California. Listeners can expect detailed narratives around various aspects of theft, featuring interviews with law enforcement, loss prevention officers, and those involved in the underground world of shoplifting. Insightful discussions often reveal both the psychological and social factors that drive individuals to partake in such activities. Unique narratives surrounding actual con artists deliver a mixture of compelling storytelling and dark humor, making the episodes engaging and relatable.
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Queen of the Con launched 4 years ago and published 61 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Queen of the Con include:
1. Sergeant Jordan Mirakian
2. Shelly Leggett
3. Scott Tenley
4. Andrena Hale
5. Dennis Rodman
6. Peggy Fulford
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