
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 | 42 | Founded | a year ago |
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Part 2 of Harry's conversation, Harry sits down with Javier, host of the acclaimed PRETEND true crime podcast, to dissect the decades-long romance scam at the center of The Rachel Cancer Scam. Javier binge-listens to ten episodes in one sitting and c... more
In this first half of a two-part conversation, Harry sits down with Javier, host of the acclaimed PRETEND true crime podcast, to dissect the decades-long romance scam at the center of The Rachel Cancer Scam. Javier binge-listens to ten episodes in on... more
Mark opens up about the unthinkable—discovering that Rachel had been cheating for years, including being secretly married to another man for three years of their marriage. Despite the betrayal, Mark fought to keep the family together for the sake of ... more
“Mark Returns: A Year Later, the Case Against the Lies”
Over a year after our first interview (Eps. 5–6), Rachel’s husband Mark returns for another interview. We unpack the alleged acid-at-the-pharmacy claim, the TextFree/Pinger records, restraining... more
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Harry is an amazing story teller! But he also has receipts. It’s a look into a special kind of con artist everyone should be aware of. Thanks Harry!
A truly unbelievable nightmare! It is not a scorned lover getting revenge. It’s a tale for us all to be careful and follow the red flags.
It gets better after the first handful of episodes. This podcast is obviously catharsis for the host and as he works through things thing pick up and it’s so so good. Last 3 or so episodes of first season is where it picks up. Season 2 is great
sorry this happened to you and also sorry you are trying to become a podcaster. Dramatic, repetitive, and too much "feel sorry for me." Some people in the world have REAL problems.
Her cancer scam is a slap in the face to all people who have cancer and have recovered from cancer. The pain from it is almost indescribable. Throwing up parts of your esophagus from the never ending nausea. The flash tsunami diarrhea when you’re simply trying to drive to the doctor. When the skin turns black from radiation and is falling off. And the maladies go on and on. Her scam is a slap in the face to all the women who had real heartbreaking miscarriages. It appears that she and Satan ar... more
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The episodes present a gripping exploration of a woman's extensive deceptions, portraying how her elaborate fraud undermined trust and dismantled the lives of those around her. Central to the narrative is a profound tale of emotional manipulation, centered on a partner's encounters with deceit, false medical crises, and personal betrayal. Listeners are drawn into the heart-wrenching accounts that underscore the impacts of such a con game, revealing the psychological and legal battles faced by victims involved in a convoluted web of lies. The program likely stands out for its raw storytelling and candid accounts of real-life experiences, making it particularly poignant for listeners interested in true crime and personal journeys of betrayal.... more
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