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From her Southern California mansion on a hill, Michelle Mack sends out a team of 12 young women that authorities call 'The California Girls' to steal millions of dollars in merchandise from high-end stores all over the country. Her neighbors think she's in the wedding business but in reality, she's a true Queen of the Con, raking in millions of dollars by selling her stolen loot on Amazon. And she's been getting away with it all for more than 10 years. But one of her California Girls is turning on her and things are about to get really interesting.
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I really love this podcast, the host has a really nice voice and I love that he gets emotionally involved in these cases and he cares about the victims. The only issue to me is all the ads! There are so many ads it makes it hard to listen to.
I love the content, but the commercial breaks are lengthy and plentiful. And it’s the same commercials over and over. I understand I could probably sign up for premium but I am not made of money and can’t sign up for every premium podcast company. I get commercials pay the bills, I do, but it just seems like a lot. Nothing against the podcast at all, it’s great.
I am loving listening to this podcast and extremely shocked by these cases of these women con artists. All the episodes are so well done.
Jonathan Walton is a natural host - he has quite an enjoyable way of relaying the info with humor and honesty. This podcast is well written and a great, easy listen. I just found out about it a month ago and already binged the first five seasons and I’m well into the sixth!
I've listened to this podcast since season 1. Like a lot of podcasts. Some seasons are super interesting and others not so much. Host is a good story teller. He feels real and truly invested in finding the truth. But this season is a miss and I'm done. It's drawn out and the endless ads before, during & after the episode make it unbearable. The episodes are only 36 minutes total. Take out 2 minute intro & recap. 11 minutes in ads, 4 to 5 minute end credits and end ads... and it leaves very little time for actual story telling.
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