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Transcript 0:02 Speaker 00 On Betrayal, we've learned that sometimes the person you trust the most turns out to be a complete stranger.
0:10 Speaker 01 I don't know this person. I had no idea what he was capable of doing.
0:14 Speaker 02 I cannot have U.S. Marshals knocking on my door, asking me where you are.
0:19 Speaker 03 My dad was a worse villain than I ever imagined.
0:25 Speaker 00 These betrayals don't just break your heart. They break your sense of reality and makes you wonder who you can trust and if you can even trust yourself.
0:35 Speaker 04 Who lies about being this sick?
0:37 Speaker 02 I saw the birth certificate. So who doctored this document?
0:41 Speaker 05 Oh, my God. It was right in front of my face and I didn't even see it.
0:47 Speaker 00 Betrayal Weekly is back with brand new stories.
0:50 Speaker 03 Every family has secrets.
0:52 Speaker 01 He said, "I have been kidnapped." I heard footsteps going up the back deck stairs.
0:58 Speaker 02 OK, just try and act normal. He was essentially on the run.
1:03 Speaker 04 This was the last time I ever believed a word she said.
1:07 Speaker 00 The betrayals are endless, from threatening text messages disturbing a small Midwestern town.
1:12 Speaker 05 It was from an unknown number. Who else is getting these messages? Why did it start with us?
1:19 Speaker 00 To stories of deception so dark, they seem impossible.
1:23 Speaker 06 He said, "Please forgive me. I am not dead."
1:28 Speaker 00 A father with a dangerous career.
1:31 Speaker 03 He always transported jewels in a paper lunch bag.
1:35 Speaker 00 And courageous fights for justice.
1:38 Speaker 07 I cannot just stand by and do nothing. You will not get away with this.
1:46 Speaker 00 The real power comes from the people who lived these stories. Now, they're sharing what they learned.
1:53 Speaker 03 Once you blow everything up, you can take those fragments and build something honest, something true.
1:59 Speaker 06 None of us are stupid. All I did was want to love someone.
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2:17 Speaker 02 It was almost like reading a novel, but this was my real life.
2:21 Speaker 00 Once you know the truth, everything looks different.
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