Catfishing, Gaslighting, & Reddit's Darkest True Crime Secrets

About this episode

What happens when the people closest to you have been lying from day one? Alexis Linkletter and Sabrina Deana Roga react to four of Reddit's most disturbing deceptions. A woman discovers her boyfriend's online friend group may have been him the whole time. A boyfriend hides a device in his girlfriend's closet and plays dumb while it slowly drives her to paranoia. A woman realizes the new man she's dating may have targeted her to get closer to her famous ex-husband. And in a listener submission from our subreddit, a woman inherits her abusive grandfather's estate and uncovers documents that make her question how her mother really died. Alexis and Sabrina hear each other's stories for the first time as they dig into the lies, the red flags, and the updates that followed. Plus, Kaelyn Moore, host of Heart Starts Pounding and the Crime House original Clues, joins the conversation for the final story. Listen to Clues and Heart Starts Pounding wherever you get your podcasts. Content Warning: This episode discusses suicide, psychological manipulation, gaslighting, possible stalking, and obsessive behavior. If this is a sensitive topic for you, please proceed with care. Head over to ou