True Crime · Cloud10
by Cloud10
Dirty Money Moves: Women in White Collar Crime dives deep into cases involving a more rare type of criminal, women who commit financial crimes. Scamming and financial crimes are usually a man’s game, but women dabble in it too. In Season Three of Dirty Money Moves, host, Jami Rice of MURDERISH, the podcast, takes listeners along as she investigates Tracii Hutsona, a self-described “winner” who appeared to have it all: successful businesses, multimillion dollar mansions, luxury cars, and the cash to spend on high-end jewelry and vacations. She claimed to have had a lengthy acting and modeling career, one that saw her on the cover of several major magazines, including Italian Vogue. She even claimed to have romantic ties to Keanu Reeves. But not much about Tracii seems to be real, except maybe her abilities as a con artist. Most recently, she made headlines for embezzling more than $1 million from Joumana Kidd, actress and ex wife of NBA star Jason Kidd, via Tracii’s luxury concierge business. Then, Tracii opened a restaurant in San Diego, fittingly called “Breakfast Bitch,” which was funded, in part, by Joumana’s money. These recent crimes may have garnered all the media attention, but they are by no means Tracii’s first run-ins with the law. She’s had a long history of schemes, going back 30 years. Yet, the most shocking thing about Tracii isn't the dollar amount she’s managed to steal over the years, but the way in which she victimizes the people closest to her, over and over again. This is the story of an extremely charismatic woman who can manipulate even the most savvy person into believing exactly what she needs them to, all in the pursuit of a lifestyle of luxury, glamour, and self-indulgence.
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I like the style of narration for this show. Host is concise and clear. Easy to binge episodes.
I absolutely love this podcast, I eagerly await every Thursday to see what new episodes there will be. I like everything from the content to the way the episodes are told. Truly one of my very favorites.
This is my favorite podcast of the year. Such an organic storytelling endeavor considering the host’s intimate knowledge of the events per her previous employment. I love everything about it except that Mary hasn’t been apprehended yet. I have a feeling this podcast will close the walls in significantly.
I love Jamie and an avid Murderish listener. The only odd thing is the editing, many parts have the same lines repeating in 3 episodes I’ve listened to. The music doesn’t bother me, I think it’s good to break up the pod going into a commercial. Keep the podcasts coming, I’m loving the new one!!!
I tried so hard, but it’s absolutely impossible to focus on what is being said, with nonstop music playing the entirety of an episode. I kept thinking it would stop. Nope. Why? Imagine listening to a speaker and having music playing in the background? No one does that. I wish I could’ve listened, but it’s just ridiculous and unnecessary.
I usually do not pay attention to the ad comments but literally I just listened to an episode that was over 13 minutes of ads and less than 12 minutes of actual content. The entire second season could have been condensed into one mini episode. Instead it was drawn out with commercials and no real content. This is clearly not your best work.
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