From Executive Producer Billy Bush, a shocking true story of heartache and heartbreak. One woman's heinous lies in the cancer con game of the century. Rachel spun an elaborate web of deceit, harrowing tales of a cancer battle, the loss of a child and the invention of high-stakes professions. All the while she meticulously concealed her 22 year marriage, cloaking her real life in layers of elaborat... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | a year ago |
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Don't forget to check out the FULL VIDEO version of this episode, including all exhibits on our YouTube channel. Link is below. In this explosive episode, we expose the latest twists in the ongoing legal battles between Rachel and Mark. From the Dome... more
We’re back after a short break — and this episode marks a major milestone. For the first time ever, The Messenger: The Rachel Cancer Scam is available not only as an audio podcast but also as a video episode on YouTube. Watch the full video here: You... more
Harry stops down for this episode to catch you up and explain some things to you about the story and why we will be taking a short break. Join him for a deep dive into the shocking unraveling of Rachael's elaborate cancer scam. Episode 20 exposes the... more
In this shocking episode of The Rachel Cancer Scam, we dive deep into the most cruel phase of Rachel's elaborate deception. Another peak behind the curtain of the 563-day hospital stay, complete with fake medical records, fictional doctors, and detai... more
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The guy got scammed, but when in the heck did he stick with this woman for over 20 years??? In this podcast, it’s obvious that the woman is crazy, but to stick around for over 20 years says a lot more about him! The episodes drag on, give little new information, etc. I forced myself to get to episode 10 and had to tap out. Don’t waste your time.
First of all, the music in the background is unnecessary and distracting and annoying-most notably in the second season I had to fast-forward through most of the elevator music in the background. What starts out as an unlikely tale was really taken for a long ride takes a turn into a man obsessed with making of all the faults and bad behavior of this woman.
As the podcast went on, I started to lose sympath And start wondering what in the world happened in Rachel that made her such a pathological... more
Didn’t you call the hospital when all this started happening? This is fascinating how a woman’s beauty can be noticed more than her actions.
I tried to listen but way too long and disjointed. How did Harry keep track of everything that happened for 20 years? I feel like he made up this story
I think the story is interesting, I admit I love watching train wrecks. That said Harry doesn’t seem to have much self reflection or self awareness. Rachel is clearly a sick woman, but does he ask himself why he was attracted to that? For many people repeated stories of domestic violence or on going sexual abuse would cause sympathy but would not result in a stronger attraction. I get the creeps as Harry describes these lies of trauma which just result in him moving in for more. No question that... more
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This series presents a riveting exploration of a woman's extensive deception surrounding her supposed battle with cancer, carefully crafted over many years. Central to the narrative is Rachel, who, through detailed fabrications about her health and personal life, ensnares those around her in a tragic tale of manipulation and betrayal. Each episode unfolds like a gripping investigation, revealing the psychological and emotional ramifications of Rachel's deceit on her partners, friends, and colleagues involved in her life. The blend of true crime elements with personal storytelling lends a deeply affecting and compelling quality, captivating audiences with the harrowing impact of lies and the quest for truth amidst chaos.
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