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This episode of Scam Goddess features host Laci Mosley joined by guest Caleb Hearon to break down listener-submitted cons and major historical capers. The conversation explores bizarre dating app scams, such as strangers requesting $5 in gas money, alongside infamous cases like Texas police chief Jason Collier, who was exposed for maintaining a secret double life with multiple girlfriends while fabricating government annulment documents. The episode also covers Ladonna Wiggins, a Texas woman accused of using $3.6 million in COVID-19 relief funds to purchase luxury items and real estate. Through sharp commentary and comedic analysis, the host and guest examine the absurdity of grifting, dating culture, and the systemic failures that allow fraudsters to thrive.
The episode opens with a series of ad spots and a brief host introduction before diving into the main conversation.
Lacey Mosley welcomes Caleb Hearon to the show, setting the stage for a discussion about scams and personal experiences.
Caleb explains his background with scams, noting that he has never been scammed but appreciates the art of a good con.
Caleb recounts a scam involving a fake jury duty summons that led to a police call, a fake warrant, and a demand for a gift card payment.
The hosts share personal stories about dating app scams, teacher interactions, and broader social issues like cancel culture and racism.
A brief commercial break is followed by a return to the show, where the hosts transition to a new segment about a high-profile police scandal.
The hosts discuss the case of former Texas police chief Jason Collier, detailing his alleged double life and the fallout from his actions.
The episode concludes with final thoughts, a recap of key points, and a teaser for future content.
Jason Collier is arrested, charged with tampering and fraud, and faces potential prison time.
The hosts discuss the manipulative tactic of love bombing and how it signals a scam.
A Facebook group pitches a Netflix series and a song about Collier’s scandal gains traction.
Dating App Gas Money Scaminsight
The guest explains a common dating app con where individuals ask multiple matches for small amounts of gas money.
Jury Duty Arrest Warrant Constory
A listener shares an elaborate scam where fraudsters impersonate officers and claim there is an active warrant for missed jury duty.
Multiple Engagements Exposedstory
Multiple women discovered they were engaged to the same police chief after interacting on a public Facebook post.
Police chief Jason Collier circulated forged divorce and annulment documents to convince his multiple girlfriends he was single.
Millions in COVID Relief Frauddata
Ladonna Wiggins allegedly secured millions in pandemic assistance loans and spent the funds on luxury cars, designer bags, and homes.
“I have never been scammed. I will... I'm unscam-able.”
“I grew up poor, so I know what a scam looks like, honey.”
“In addition to Angie Bowman, posted on the city of Stenness Facebook page, oh, she posted on the city page.”
“Jason said that he had a crazy ex-girlfriend who turned out to be his wife, who was not dead.”
“He had, had me thinking that I had found Mr. Perfect. So a friend of mine seen me fall hard and fast for this guy, decided to do some digging on him.”
“The government ain't giving nobody shit.”
What's poppin, con-gregation? Caleb Hearon joins us to discuss a cheating chief of police who falsified documents to hide his many affairs. Plus, a Texas resident scams millions of CARES Act money from Uncle Sam. Stay schemin! Research by Sharilyn Vera. Follow on Instagram: Scam Goddess Pod: @scamgoddesspod https://www.instagram.com/scamgoddesspod/?hl=en Laci Mosley: @divalaci https://www.instagram.com/divalaci/?hl=en Caleb Hearon: @sooootruepod https://www.instagram.com/sooootruepod/?hl=en SOURCES: https://heavy.com/news/jason-collier/ https://www.dallasobserver.com/arts/three-timing-texas-police-chief-jason-collier-arrested-by-texas-rangers-11982954 https://abc7news.com/ppp-fraud-houston-covid-funds-scam-business-owners-bought-luxury-cars-with-loans-ladonna-wiggins/10385500/ See omnystudio.com/listener https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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