Hosted by Laci Mosley
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Host Laci Mosley is joined by guest Brandon Kyle Goodman to discuss online dating scams, bad profile photos, and a massive child modeling fraud case involving Shanice Coin. Over two years, Coin bilked a metro Detroit family out of 4.6 million dollars under the guise of securing modeling gigs for their young daughter, inventing fake talent agents and employees while spending the money on Taylor Swift tickets, Stanley Cup finals, and gambling. The episode also covers FBI most-wanted fraudster Bernhard Eugen Fritz and his romantic accomplice, blending true crime reporting with sharp comedy.
Laci Mosley introduces herself and previews the episode’s focus on a child modeling scam.
Mosley announces the arrival of guest Brandon Kyle Goodman and segues into the main narrative about Shanice Coyne.
The hosts explain how Coyne deceived a family out of $4.6 million, claiming to advance a child’s modeling career.
Coyne fabricated emails, invoices, and identities to maintain the illusion of a legitimate agency for two years.
Brandon promotes his podcast, Scam Goddess, and the episode concludes with a call to action for listeners.
The hosts discuss how the family drained savings, borrowed money, and suffered emotional distress while the child never received modeling opportunities.
A commercial segment promotes OnDeck loans and Melissa Jelton’s new podcast, briefly interrupting the conversation.
The episode reveals how Coyne spent the stolen money on gambling, concert tickets, and other extravagant expenses.
Details of Shanice’s guilty plea, federal prison sentence, and the $4.6 million restitution order are explained.
The conversation shifts to other modeling scams, noting past cases like Barbra Zons and John Roberts to contextualize the current scheme.
The hosts introduce Bernard Frisch, a 65‑year‑old fraudster, and discuss his tech startup scam, lavish spending, and escape to Mexico.
The guest shares a personal story about a recent dating app encounter where a match showed up looking drastically different from his airbrushed and outdated photos.
Group Photo Red Flagsinsight
The host and guest discuss the annoyance of dating profiles that use group photos as their primary image, noting it signals a lack of confidence.
Child Modeling Scam Detailsdata
The host breaks down how Shanice Coin conned a family out of 4.6 million dollars over two years by falsely promising to launch their daughter's modeling career with brands like Nike.
Fake Email Personasstrategy
The host explains how Coin played multiple roles, fabricating email accounts and posing as a talent agent named Vivian and a Nike employee named Isaiah.
Squandering Stolen Millionsdata
Court records revealed that Coin spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of the victim's money on FanDuel sports gambling, Taylor Swift concert tickets in Florida, and Caribbean cruises.
Monkeypox Cancellation Excusestory
When cancelling Christmas photo shoots, Coin sent messages claiming the Santa Claus performer had contracted monkeypox, accidentally typing "moneypox" in a Freudian slip.
Tech Founder Fugitiveinsight
The hosts examine FBI most-wanted fraudster Bernhard Eugen Fritz, who embezzled tens of millions from tech investors to buy luxury cars, a yacht, and a Malibu mansion before fleeing.
“She built one family out of four points.”
“She bilked one family out of 4.6 million dollars.”
“So targeting one family, Shanice created fake text messages, emails, and invoices to keep the charade going for two whole years.”
“So continuing on here, Shanice, Shanice Say, might have had a lot more victims that we don't know about.”
“She said, 'Hi, I am working with Santa about refunds. He has moneypox.'”
“She's going to federal prison for five years, plus three years of supervised release. She was also ordered to pay 4.6 million dollars in restitution.”
“I mean, the thing about being a photographer is no one's doing a background check, unless it's like a very, like, political event or something with, like, a high‑profile person.”
“The fact that you're alive means you got credit.”
“You don't have to have the money all the time.”
“He acted friendly. He talked friendly. He sounded friendly.”
If you can't buy a modeling career for $4.6 million, you simply weren't meant to strut runways or grace Vogue's pages. But that didn't stop Chanise Coyne from scamming parents across Florida out of millions, hoping their children would hit the big time. Coyne had no photos in her hands. Actor and comedian Brandon Kyle Goodman joins Laci Mosley for a mind-boggling trip into the Facebook pages, artist squabbles, and unbelievable bank accounts of America's wannabe models. SUPPORT BRANDON: https://brandonkylegoodman.substack.com/p/live-show-in-los-angeles SOCIALS: Brandon Kyle Goodman: @BrandonKyleGoodman https://www.instagram.com/brandonkylegoodman/?hl=en Laci Mosley: @divalaci https://www.instagram.com/divalaci/?hl=en WE'RE ON YOUTUBE: Join us on YouTube! See Laci, the guests, and fraudsters: https://www.youtube.com/@ScamGoddess SOURCES: https://www.freep.com/story/news/crime/2026/09/23/woman-blew-millions-on-taylor-swift-tickets-cruises-gambling/91892731007/ https://www.freep.com/story/news/crime/2026/05/20/michigan-child-modeling-scam-chanise-coyne/90166060007/?gnt-cfr=1&gca-cat=p&gca-uir=true&gca-epti=z11xx75p116550l115250c116550e1156xxv11xx75d--44--b--44--&gca-ft=229&gca-ds=sophi https://www.freep.com/story/news/crime/2026/05/20/michigan-child-modeling-scam-chanise-coyne/90166060007/?gnt-cfr=1&gca-cat=p&gca-uir=true&gca-epti=z11xx75p116550l115250c116550e1156xxv11xx75d--44--b--44--&gca-ft=229&gca-ds=sophi https://www.casino.org/news/4-6m-child-modeling-fraudster-blew-stolen-cash-on-gambling-taylor-swift-tickets/ https://abc7.com/post/malibu-man-bernhard-eugen-fritsch-fbis-most-wanted-list-allegedly-conned-investors-20-million/19789742/ https://nypost.com/2026/09/21/us-news/hollywood-actress-facing-prison-after-helping-boyfriend-escape-to-mexico/ See omnystudio.com/listener https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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