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Caught In The Lie: True Crime
Welcome to Caught in the Lie: True Crime , the podcast that exposes the world’s most masterful con artists, scammers, and serial liars. Every week, we pull back the curtain on the mind-boggling double lives of everyday grifters, high-society imposters, fake influencers, and digital deceivers. Through high-tension, serialized storytelling, we investigate not just how these massive scams were pulled off, but the fascinating psychology of deception—and why smart people fall for brilliant lies. From devastating romance scams and corporate fraud to wellness cults and shocking internet hoaxes, we br...
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Episodes
The 4-Million-User Phantom - True Crime 19.06.2026 2:16
How Charlie Javice Fabricated a Student Database to Con JPMorgan Out of $175 Million
The Ink of Deception - True Crime 19.06.2026 2:27
How Modern Chemistry Exposed Yale's Famous Norse Vinland Map as a 20th-Century Forgery
The History Heist - True Crime 19.06.2026 2:55
How John Myatt and John Drewe Rewrote Museum Archives to Validate the 20th Century's Biggest Art Fraud
The Philanthropic Phantom - True Crime 19.06.2026 2:40
How Prolific Art Forger Mark Landis Donated His Way to Prestige Without Ever Breaking the Law
The Masterpiece of Deception - True Crime 18.06.2026 1:26
How Han van Meegeren Conned the Art World and Swindled a Top Nazi Leader
The Backyard Antiquities - True Crime 18.06.2026 1:40
How the Working-Class Greenhalgh Family Fooled Major National Museums from a Garden Shed
The Literary Forger - True Crime 18.06.2026 1:34
How Lee Israel Penned 400 Fake Letters from Deceased Icons to Deceive Collectors
The Canvas of Deception - True Crime 18.06.2026 1:36
How Pei-Shen Qian and America's Oldest Gallery Sold an $80 Million Illusion
The Master Forger - True Crime 18.06.2026 1:35
How Wolfgang Beltracchi Rewrote Art History and Shattered the Global Art Market
The Butcher’s Claim - True Crime 18.06.2026 1:32
How Arthur Orton Staged One of Victorian England's Most Audacious Baronetcy Frauds
The Cobbler’s Daughter in a Gilded Crown - True Crime 18.06.2026 1:26
How Mary Baker Conned a 19th-Century Town as Princess Caraboo
The Indie Scene Swindle - True Crime 18.06.2026 1:26
How Kari Ferrell Duped Brooklyn's Tech and Art Elite With a Fake Sob Story
The Lifeless Wands - True Crime 18.06.2026 1:36
How James McCormick Sold Useless Plastic Novelties as Military-Grade Bomb Detectors
The Ocean’s Eleven of One - True Crime 18.06.2026 1:35
How Master Thief Gerald Blanchard Plundered Banks and Swiped Austria's Sisi Star
The High-Society Hustle - True Crime 18.06.2026 1:33
How Cassie Chadwick Used a Fake Carnegie Lineage to Borrow Millions
The Cyber-Heist Laundromat- True Crime 18.06.2026 1:43
The Cyber-Heist Laundromat
The Chameleon of Cannes- True Crime 18.06.2026 1:37
The Chameleon of Cannes
The Silent Skimmer - True Crime 15.06.2026 1:23
How Goldman Sachs Secretary Joyti De-Laurey Pillaged Her Bosses' Private Portfolios
The Counterfeit Heir - True Crime 15.06.2026 1:36
How Christian Gerhartsreiter Conned High Society as a Fake Rockefeller
The Royal Illusion - True Crime 15.06.2026 1:31
How Anthony Gignac Posed as a Saudi Prince to Con Luxury Hoteliers and Elite Investors
The Impostor in the Family - True Crime 15.06.2026 1:33
How Frédéric Bourdin Became a Missing Texas Teenager
The Phishing Epidemic - True Crime 15.06.2026 1:34
How Cybercriminals Used Targeted Emails to Compromise 80 Million Anthem Healthcare Records
The Decentralized Pyramid - True Crime 15.06.2026 1:35
How Forsage’s Smart-Contract Exploited Crypto Tech to Run a Global Ponzi Scheme
The Insider Target - True Crime 15.06.2026 1:33
How Anthony Elgindy Used Leaked FBI Intelligence to Manipulate the Stock Market
The Fabricated Ledger - True Crime 15.06.2026 1:32
How Richard Scrushy Invoiced Ghost Profits to Match Wall Street Expectations
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