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For one mother, believing the truth cost her everything. After a contentious divorce, Cindy was ready to begin again. To her surprise, she found a new partner, Kenny. Days after their engagement came a devastating allegation that Kenny abused her 9-year-old son. To Cindy, the facts behind the accusation didn’t add up. She believed the claims had less to do with reality, and more to do with retribution by her ex-husband. As the allegation tore her family apart, Cindy faced an impossible choice: stand by her child or stand by what she believed to be the truth. Her decision led to years of frustrating court battles and a war over what really happened. In the third season of Burden of Guilt, one family’s painful unraveling raises difficult questions about loyalty, manipulation, and what happens when the people you love no longer agree on what is true. You can reach out to the Burden of Guilt team at Burdenofguiltpod@gmail.com. For more Burden of Guilt, follow us on Instagram @glasspodcasts. The first season of Burden of Guilt has been turned into a docuseries, now streaming only on Paramount+. Available to watch HERE! Make sure to binge all episodes of the podcast that inspired the show before you watch!
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I’ve listened to a LOT of true crime podcasts and will say this is one of the very best. The storytelling, the reporting, the story selection, and the production are all top notch. All 3 seasons have had me totally hooked. Hoping for a 4th season!
This podcast was so eye opening, heart breaking and done so well, I had to listen all the way through. I wish someone who has the power to do something will listen and help this family.
I love the way Andrea helps people to tell their stories. Sometimes I can’t believe how evil people can be to those they once claimed to love. I have found myself praying for many of the victims. Telling your story helps to take back your life. I’m glad there is a platform for those stories.
I absolutely love this podcast, however story’s like Kenny & Cindy’s are absolutely terrifying! If they wouldn’t have had the money to defend themselves things could’ve ended very differently! Definitely a must listen.
It took one hour - two full episodes, plus a few minutes into the third episode - to get to the “crime,” which was someone being falsely accused of giving a wedgie. The podcaster has a nice voice, but this is the most pointless and inane story i’ve ever heard. The only reason i can imagine for its existence as a podcast is that the falsely accused couple paid to have their story told to help their lawsuit. Just an awful waste of time.
Some of the information in the last episode is so wildly false and misleading, and I say this as someone who otherwise has loved this podcast. Minimally, the episode should have started by telling the audience that family law is state-based, meaning the information that appears largely based on CO laws is not necessarily true for every other state.
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