The world saw a tearful mother begging for help — trembling voice, tear-streaked face, pleading for the safe return of her two little boys.
 But behind that performance was something much darker.

Susan Smith wasn’t the victim.
 She was the reason her sons were gone.

In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, Kaitlyn steps into the chilling psychology of Susan Smith — the small-town mother whose lies captivated the nation. From her troubled childhood and desperate need for approval to the night she drove into John D. Long Lake, this story reveals how emotional emptiness can turn into destruction.

🎧 In this episode:
• The childhood trauma that shaped Susan’s need for control
• The rejection that shattered her fragile identity
• The night she turned pain into performance
• How she weaponized empathy and racial bias to cover her crime
• The psychology of narcissistic collapse and emotional manipulation

This isn’t just true crime — it’s a study in how appearance, emotion, and empathy can all become dangerous illusions.

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The pies were cold on the counter, dinner untouched, and the house felt too quiet.
 Russ Faria walked in that night expecting his wife — and instead found a nightmare.
 55 stab wounds. A knife still in her neck.
 And somewhere in Troy, Missouri, a woman named Pam Hupp was already rehearsing her story.

In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, Kaitlyn steps into the life of Pam Hupp — the smiling neighbor who used kindness as her weapon.
From the murder of Betsy Faria to a staged “self-defense” shooting, this is a story of manipulation, control, and the chilling psychology of a woman who wanted to be the hero, no matter the cost.

🎧 In this episode:
• The night Betsy Faria’s husband walked into horror
• How Pam Hupp weaponized sympathy to frame an innocent man
• The staged murder that exposed her web of lies
• Her Alford plea, new charges, and the ongoing trial
• The psychology of control, deception, and malignant narcissism

This isn’t just true crime — it’s a warning about what happens when empathy turns into exploitation.

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They said her pies could fix a bad day. Her soups could warm your bones in winter. But graves don’t lie.

In a quiet Missouri town, Bertha Gifford was known as the neighbor who baked, prayed, and cared for the sick. But when the sheriff ordered the first coffin raised, everything changed.

How many did she “help” to die?

In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, Kaitlyn steps into the farmhouse kitchen where faith, trust, and arsenic mixed together — and explores the psychology behind one of America’s earliest female serial poisoners.

 

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• How Bertha Gifford’s kindness hid something darker
 • The rise of a small-town angel turned silent killer
 • Why arsenic was the poison of choice for women in early America
 • The courtroom drama and insanity defense that shaped her legacy
 • The psychology behind caregiving turned control

This is more than a murder story — it’s about care as control, and how trust can become the most dangerous weapon of all.

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In the early hours of November 5th, 1989, the quiet of a San Diego morning shattered with five gunshots.
 Dan Broderick — a successful attorney — and his new wife, Linda Kolkena, were found dead in their bedroom. Their killer? His ex-wife, Betty Broderick.

Once seen as the perfect wife and mother, Betty’s story became a chilling study in rage, humiliation, and psychological unraveling. After years of emotional abuse, manipulation, and being erased from her own life, Betty snapped — and her crime shook the nation.

In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we explore the woman behind the headlines and the psychology behind her breaking point.

🎧 In this episode, you’ll discover:
• Betty’s early life and the pressure to be perfect in a Catholic household
• The manipulation and emotional neglect that fueled her breakdown
• The affair that shattered her world — and the night it all ended
• The courtroom battles that defined her legacy
• The psychological dissection: Borderline and Dependent personality traits
• Why her case still divides public opinion decades later

This isn’t just about murder — it’s about invisibility, identity, and what happens when love turns into control.

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In the pediatric wards of Texas during the late 1970s and early 1980s, parents believed their children were in the safest place imaginable. But behind the gentle voice of nurse Genene Jones lurked something darker. Dozens of children died under her care, their sudden declines shrouded in mystery—until whispers of “code blues” and unexplained injections grew too loud to ignore.

Nicknamed “The Angel of Death,” Jones is suspected of killing up to 60 infants and children. Prosecutors could prove only a fraction of the cases, but the horror of her actions reshaped the way hospitals screen medical staff and track unexplained deaths.

In this chilling episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we dive into:

• Genene’s early years and the cracks in her psychology
• The string of suspicious child deaths at Bexar County and Kerrville clinics
• The medical arrogance and loopholes that let her slip through the system
• The chilling psychology of a caregiver who created crises to play the hero
• How her case still haunts true-crime discussions about trust, medicine, and power

This isn’t just a story about one nurse—it’s a warning about systems that fail the most vulnerable.

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Late-summer New Hampshire looked peaceful on August 18, 2025, with porch lights glowing and kids finishing popsicles…but inside a quiet cul-de-sac home, Emily Long’s double life was about to shatter. Behind the flawless TikTok reels and a reputation as the perfect wife and mom, Emily was hiding a $600,000 embezzlement, a dying husband, and an obsession with control.

When investigators closed in on the missing money, Emily chose the unthinkable: a murder-suicide that left her husband and two of their children dead, a toddler miraculously alive, and an entire community asking how someone so “perfect” could harbor such darkness.

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• Emily’s meticulous childhood and perfectionist streak
• The secret financial theft that fueled the spiral
• The psychological “cornered offender” profile that often precedes familicide
• How curated social-media images can hide devastating truths

This is more than a true-crime story. It’s a chilling look at shame, secrecy, and the pressure to appear perfect. Listen now for a deep dive into a case that shocked New England and captivated true-crime fans worldwide.

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On a humid Florida morning in August 2009, Dalia Dippolito drove home from the gym to find police tape fluttering across her townhouse. Officers told her the unthinkable: her husband, Michael, had been killed. Cameras captured her sobs and shock.

But it was all a setup.
 Michael was alive.
 And Dalia was about to be arrested for trying to have him murdered.

This episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes goes inside the three-year storm that followed: the hidden-camera meetings with an undercover hitman, the staged crime scene that became viral TV, and the trials that exposed a young woman’s obsession with control, money, and performance.

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• Dalia’s childhood in New York and early signs of narcissism
• Her whirlwind romance and marriage to Michael Dippolito
• The failed attempts to frame Michael on probation violations
• The undercover sting and the infamous “5,000 percent sure” line
• The televised driveway scene and three headline-making trials
• The psychology of narcissistic and histrionic traits—and why murder can look “cleaner” than divorce

🧠 This isn’t just a murder-for-hire case. It’s about performance, manipulation, and the dangerous belief that you can script reality.

📍 One woman. One plan. A murder that never happened—but shocked the world.

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On a cold July afternoon in 2023, Erin Patterson invited her family over for lunch in the small town of Leongatha, Victoria. On the table: Beef Wellington. Inside it: one of the deadliest mushrooms on Earth. Hours later, three people would be dead, and Erin would become known worldwide as the Mushroom Murderer.

This episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, takes you inside the story. From Erin’s quiet childhood, to her strained marriage, to the infamous Sunday lunch that poisoned her in-laws. We’ll unpack the investigation, the historic trial, and the psychology of poison: why women so often choose this subtle, silent weapon.

🎧 In this episode, we explore:

• Erin Patterson’s childhood and the psychology of invisibility
• Her marriage to Simon Patterson and family tensions with her in-laws
• The fatal lunch and the slow horror of death cap poisoning
• How investigators pieced together her lies and discarded evidence
• The trial that made history as Victoria’s first televised sentencing
• Why poison has been called “the weapon of women” throughout history

🧠 This isn’t just a murder case. It’s about control, betrayal, and how ordinary life can hide extraordinary darkness.

📍 One woman. One meal. A Sunday lunch that turned into one of Australia’s most shocking crimes.

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It was after midnight in 1993 when Lorena Bobbitt picked up a knife and did the unthinkable. What followed wasn’t just a headline-grabbing crime — it was a cultural firestorm that forced America to confront domestic abuse, marital rape, and the way women are treated in the justice system. Was Lorena a victim pushed past her breaking point, or a criminal defined by one shocking act?

🎧 In this episode, we explore:
• Lorena’s early life, marriage, and years of abuse
• The infamous night of June 23rd, 1993
• John Bobbitt’s injuries, survival, and sensational recovery
• The courtroom battles: her trial vs. his
• Media circus, late-night jokes, and cultural ridicule
• The psychological toll of trauma and survival
• How Lorena rebuilt her life and became an advocate for survivors
• Why her case still matters today — three decades later

🧠 This isn’t just a true crime case. It’s about power, survival, and the way society chooses who to believe.

📍 One woman. One act. A story that redefined victimhood in America.

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Catherine Birnie didn’t begin her life as a murderer. But once she met David Birnie, her story shifted into one of the darkest partnerships in Australian true crime. Over just five weeks in 1986, four women vanished from quiet Perth suburbs. What unfolded behind closed doors was a nightmare of manipulation, violence, and control. Catherine wasn’t just a bystander—she was his accomplice. The question is: was she driven by love, fear, or a darkness of her own?

🎧 In this episode, we explore:
 • Catherine’s troubled early life and relationships
 • How she met David Birnie and became bound to him
 • The horrifying five-week spree known as the Moorhouse Murders
 • The methods of control, abduction, and assault used against victims
 • The psychology of killer couples and how power dynamics play out
 • Catherine’s trial, sentence, and what became of her in prison
 • Why society continues to struggle with the idea of women as predators

🧠 This isn’t just the story of a killer—it’s the story of how love, obsession, and control can become deadly.

📍 Four victims. One couple. A city forever haunted.

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Andrea Yates didn’t fit the picture of a monster. She was a nurse, a mother, and a woman devoted to her faith. But in June of 2001, she drowned all five of her children, shocking the world. What drove her to this act? Was it religion, postpartum psychosis, or years of ignored cries for help? This case isn’t just about murder—it’s about the hidden cost of untreated mental illness.

🎧 In this episode, we explore:
 • Andrea’s early life and family background
 • Her struggle with postpartum depression and psychosis
 • The morning of June 20, 2001 — and what really happened inside that Houston home
 • Rusty Yates, faith, and the role of religious influence in their lives
 • The trial that divided the nation: Was she insane or guilty?
 • The psychology of maternal filicide and why society struggles to process it
 • Where Andrea Yates is now

🧠 This isn’t just the story of a crime — it’s a story about the fragile line between love, illness, and tragedy.

📍 Andrea Yates. Five children. One morning. Endless questions.

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She smiled at neighbors.
 Baked cookies for the church.
 And buried every single one of her children.
 Was Marybeth Tinning cursed… or was she the curse?

In a quiet New York town, Marybeth Tinning appeared to live for her children. But behind the warm smiles and neighborhood small talk, tragedy followed her family like a shadow. One by one, over the course of 14 years, nine of her children died — each death explained away as bad luck or sudden illness.

Doctors suspected sudden infant death syndrome. Friends whispered about a curse. But the truth was far more disturbing — and it lived behind the closed doors of the Tinning home.

In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we uncover the chilling case of Marybeth Tinning, a woman whose story forces us to confront uncomfortable questions about grief, deception, and the darkest corners of motherhood.

🎧 In this episode, we explore:
 • Marybeth’s early life and family background
 • The tragic timeline of her children’s deaths
 • How suspicion slowly turned toward her
 • The investigation that uncovered a horrifying truth
 • The psychological profile of a mother who killed
 • Her arrest, trial, and life after prison

🧠 This isn’t just a case of murder — it’s a case that challenges our understanding of trust, maternal instinct, and the limits of empathy.

📍 Marybeth Tinning. Nine children. Fourteen years. One question: why?

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She was polite.
 Private.
 And completely unassuming.

Tamara Samsonova looked like any other elderly woman in St. Petersburg.
 But inside her modest apartment, she was documenting more than daily life…

She was writing a diary of death.

From the bathtub murder of her roommate to possible links to other disappearances, Samsonova’s story is one of Russia’s most unnerving cases—where the killer wore slippers, kept handwritten records, and calmly watched it all unfold.

In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we dive deep into the case of Tamara Samsonova, a woman whose quiet demeanor masked a dark, methodical mind.

 

🎧 In this episode, we explore:

• How Tamara earned the nickname “The Granny Ripper”
• The haunting murder of Valentina Ulanova
• The role her diary played in unraveling the truth
• Why investigators believe she may have killed before
• The psychological profile of a woman who lived in silence—and took lives in secret
• Her behavior during the investigation and court proceedings
• And where she is now, years after her shocking arrest

 

🧠 This case isn’t just about murder—it’s about loneliness, control, and the mask of normalcy.
 Because sometimes, the most terrifying monsters are the ones you’d never expect.

 

📍 Tamara Samsonova. A quiet building. A bathtub. And a chilling diary of death.

 

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Suzane von Richthofen was the golden girl of São Paulo’s elite.
 Beautiful, wealthy, and brilliant—on the outside, she had it all.
 But behind the gates of her family’s mansion, Suzane was growing resentful.
 Of the rules.
 Of the expectations.
 Of the very people who gave her everything.

So at just 18 years old, she unlocked the gate, disabled the alarm…
 and handed her parents’ lives over to two killers—her boyfriend and his brother.

In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we break down one of Brazil’s most notorious murders.
It wasn’t a moment of passion.
It was premeditated, privileged, and precise.

🎙️ Listen as we explore:
 • How Suzane von Richthofen went from pampered daughter to cold conspirator
 • The psychology behind her manipulation and motive
 • Her twisted relationship with Daniel Cravinhos—and the love triangle that followed
 • How police cracked the case with cold logic and subtle surveillance
 • What Suzane’s bizarre behavior after the murder revealed about her true self
 • And where she is now, living a very different kind of life

This is not just a story about murder.
 It’s about control, identity, and a young woman who weaponized trust.

📍 Suzane von Richthofen. Daniel Cravinhos. A family wiped out for love… or lust?

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Shelly Knotek wasn’t the type of mother who showed love with hugs or bedtime stories.
 She ruled her home in Raymond, Washington with cruelty disguised as discipline—and what began as abuse behind closed doors escalated into full-blown torture.

She and her husband, David Knotek, lured vulnerable people into their home.
 Some were family.
 Some were friends.
 All of them were victims.

Over years, Shelly manipulated, isolated, starved, and humiliated the people who trusted her most.
 She created an environment of control so severe, it led to death. And the worst part? Her own daughters were eyewitnesses to the horror.

In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we break down the chilling case of Shelly Knotek — a woman who turned motherhood into a weapon, and a family home into a house of horrors.

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 • How Shelly Knotek’s abuse spiraled from emotional cruelty to fatal violence
 • The disturbing mind games she played on her victims
 • Why her husband went along with it — and what role he really played
 • How her daughters ultimately brought the truth to light
 • The lasting trauma inflicted on survivors and the shocking legal outcome

This isn’t just a story about a killer mom.
 It’s about silence, manipulation, and how abuse thrives in isolation.

📍 Shelly Knotek. David Knotek. Victims silenced by fear, and daughters who broke the cycle.

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Angela Diaz made headlines in one of the most shocking false accusation cases in recent history. She told police she was being stalked, harassed, and terrorized by her husband’s ex-fiancée, Michelle Hadley.

Diaz claimed Hadley sent threatening emails. That she posed a physical danger. That she had answered Craigslist rape fantasy ads and sent strangers to Angela’s doorstep. She even said she had cancer, was pregnant, and feared for her life.

Police believed every word.

Michelle Hadley was arrested and labeled a stalker. Her name was destroyed. Her freedom was nearly taken.

But the entire story was a lie.

In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we break down the twisted true story of Angela Diaz — a woman who faked an entire cyberstalking campaign, manipulated law enforcement, and nearly sent an innocent woman to prison.

 

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• The bizarre Craigslist assault plot and how it spiraled

• Angela Diaz’s lies — from fake diagnoses to planted emails

• The unraveling of the case and Michelle Hadley’s exoneration

• The role of Ian Diaz, a U.S. marshal with his own secrets

• How the justice system got it wrong — and nearly ruined a life

This isn't just a case about lies. It's about power, manipulation, and the horrifying ease of turning fiction into criminal charges.

 

📍 Angela Diaz. Michelle Hadley. Ian Diaz. The cyberstalking case that shook Orange County and exposed major cracks in the system.

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Clara Harris is the women who kill in a crime of passion.  And in this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we pull into the sweltering parking lot of the Nassau Bay Hilton in Houston, Texas—where this very woman scorned became the center of a national scandal.

Clara Harris wasn’t your typical tabloid figure. She was a dentist, a mother, a wife. But on one devastating night in 2002, everything cracked wide open. Her husband was cheating. The affair wasn’t a rumor—it was real. The location? The same hotel where they’d once said “I do.”

And in the passenger seat during Clara’s breakdown… was her 15-year-old stepdaughter.

Was it a crime of passion? A calculated act? Or a moment of madness magnified by betrayal?

Join me as we explore:

 • Clara Harris’ rise from immigrant to respected Houston professional—and the cracks behind the picture-perfect life.
 • The affair between David Harris and Gail Bridges, his office receptionist.
 • The events of July 24, 2002—how Clara followed her husband to the Hilton, confronted him, and what happened in those fateful seconds in the parking lot.
 • The chilling detail: her stepdaughter was there, watching.
 • The trial that turned Clara into both a cautionary tale and a figure of fascination.
 • The media circus, the sentence, and where Clara—and the others involved—are today.

This isn’t just a case of infidelity or rage. It’s a story about control, image, loss, and the moment one woman took justice into her own hands… behind the wheel.

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In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we step into the woods of West Virginia to revisit one of the most chilling betrayals in modern teen crime history—the murder of Skylar Neese. Her killers? Two girls she considered her best friends.

They laughed together. Fought. Forgave. And then… they planned her murder for an entire year.

How does friendship become fatal? What kind of peer pressure turns into premeditated murder? And why did they count to three?

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• The complicated friendship triangle of Skylar, Sheila, and Rachel—and how jealousy quietly unraveled their bond.
 • The night Skylar snuck out for the last time, and the moments leading up to her murder.
 • The cover-up, social media clues, and the shocking confessions that followed.
 • The mental health unraveling of Rachel Shoaf, and what really made her crack.
 • What “Skylar’s Law” means, and why it could save lives today.
 • Where Sheila Eddy and Rachel Shoaf are now—and what justice looks like, 14 years later.

This isn’t just a case of “mean girls.” This is a case of manipulation, secrecy, and a crime so senseless it stunned the nation.

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Words can build. Words can break. And sometimes… words can kill.

In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we’re diving into the haunting case of Michelle Carter—a teenager whose text messages played a chilling role in the suicide of her boyfriend, Conrad Roy.

There was no blood. No weapon. No crime scene.
 But what unfolded between two emotionally vulnerable teens changed the way the legal system views digital influence—and emotional manipulation.

She wasn’t in the car.
 She didn’t physically commit the act.
 But a judge said her words were enough.

This week, we explore:

• Who Michelle Carter really was—and the cracks behind her picture-perfect image
 • Conrad Roy’s struggle with mental health and how his pain created a digital dependency
 • Their intense text-based relationship and how it blurred lines between love, obsession, and control
 • The infamous messages that became the cornerstone of the prosecution
 • The court case that raised a national question: Can encouragement be a crime?
 • The psychological profile behind Michelle’s actions—and whether it was naivety, narcissism, or something far darker

This isn’t just about one tragic death.
 It’s about influence, intent, and the dangerous gray areas in modern relationships.

Michelle Carter’s case isn’t just infamous.
 It’s a warning sign—of how trauma, loneliness, and unchecked emotional need can combust in the digital age.

 

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In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we peel back the silk-lined curtain on Sante Kimes—the social-climbing grifter who turned forgery into a family business… and murder into a twisted bond with her only child, Kenny. From penthouse impostor to modern-day Bonnie (with her own Clyde raised at her side), Sante’s life proves that the most dangerous disguise is a mother’s smile.

How does a woman obsessed with luxury coax her son into pulling the trigger—again and again?

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 • The abandonment, poverty, and early scams that forged Sante’s chameleon identity.
 • How marrying millionaire Kenneth Kimes Sr. super-charged her appetite for power.
 • Kenny’s upbringing as “heir to the hustle”—and the psychology of maternal psychopathy.
 • The enslavement case, the execution-style killing of David Kazdin, and the disappearance of Irene Silverman.
 • Whether Sante Kimes was a cold-blooded puppet-master… or proof that evil can be inherited by nurture, not nature.

With every forged deed, she built an empire of lies. With every corpse, she signed it in blood. This isn’t just a story of greed—it’s a study of motherhood weaponized and morality for sale.

 

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A mask, a motive, and a trail of bodies—this is the chilling truth behind Mexico’s most unexpected serial killer.

She walked into their homes wearing a nurse’s badge, but left behind only silence.

In this haunting episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we uncover the disturbing true story of Juana Barraza—Mexico’s infamous “Little Old Lady Killer.” A woman fueled by rage, trauma, and a lifetime of betrayal. But was she born a monster… or made into one?

This is a case where justice meets psychology.
 Where the mask of kindness hid a dark and violent compulsion.
 And where one woman’s childhood pain turned into a series of cold, calculated murders.

This week, we explore:

• How Juana’s early life was shaped by abandonment, abuse, and neglect
• The complex connection between her past trauma and her crimes
• Why elderly women became her targets—and what their deaths symbolized
• Her double life as a professional wrestler… and a serial killer
• The moment it all came crashing down—and the trial that followed
• A deeper look into the question: Did we create her?

Juana Barraza wasn’t just a murderer.
 She was a manifestation of everything society ignored.

This isn’t just true crime—it’s a psychological reckoning with a woman the world chose not to see.

 

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In this second half of our two-part deep dive, we turn away from the mother and face the daughter—the girl who grew up believing she was sick, and the woman who would one day help plan her mother’s murder.

This is Gypsy Rose’s story.
The one she didn’t get to tell as a child. The one hidden beneath pink pajamas, Make-A-Wish smiles, and the hum of feeding machines she never needed.

Gypsy was more than a victim.
 She was a prisoner.
 And in the end—an accomplice.

In Part Two, we explore:

• The healthy child who was diagnosed with everything… except the truth
 • How Dee Dee controlled doctors, neighbors, and Gypsy’s own mind
 • The hidden world Gypsy created online—and the love that gave her a way out
 • The night Dee Dee was murdered—and what really led up to it
 • Gypsy’s arrest, confession, and life after Dee Dee

This isn’t just the continuation of a true crime case.
 It’s a reckoning with identity, trauma, and survival.
 And it asks the question:
 If someone takes your life from you—how far would you go to get it back?

✨ This is Part Two of our two-part series on the Gypsy Rose case. If you missed the beginning, make sure to start with: Sickened by Love – The Dee Dee Blanchard Case | Part One

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In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we begin a chilling two-part series that unpacks one of the most disturbing and complex cases in recent history. Part One centers on Clauddine “Dee Dee” Blanchard, a mother whose obsession with care turned into a cage—and whose affection was a carefully sharpened weapon.

She spoon-fed her daughter medicine she didn’t need.
 She accepted praise and sympathy with a sweet smile.
 But behind that pink-clad, Disney-loving exterior… was control, deceit, and a sickness that didn’t live in the body, but in the mind.

This is the woman who built a world of illness—and forced her daughter to live in it.

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• The psychological grip Dee Dee held over Gypsy Rose and the public.
• How Munchausen by proxy disorder shaped the story—and how far it went.
• The disturbing reward system of sympathy, status, and attention Dee Dee thrived on.
• Why no one questioned the perfect mother narrative until it was far too late.

This isn’t just a story about manipulation. It’s about what happens when a lie becomes a lifestyle—when motherhood becomes martyrdom, and then… a crime.

✨ This is Part One of our deep dive into the Gypsy Rose case. Next week, we turn the spotlight on Gypsy herself—the girl raised to be sick, and the woman who finally broke free.

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In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we lift the curtain on one of the most chilling and unexpectedly cheerful serial killers in American history—Nannie Doss, better known as The Giggling Granny. With her floral dresses, sweet southern charm, and an ever-present laugh, she didn’t look like a murderer. But behind the smile was a trail of poisoned coffee cups, dead husbands, and a disturbing desire for something more… satisfying.

How does a woman so seemingly kind become one of America’s most notorious killers?

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• The disturbing childhood and trauma that shaped Nannie’s view of love and life.
• How romantic fantasies and abuse blurred into lethal intent.
• The psychology behind her compulsive need to control, eliminate, and laugh her way through each death.
• Whether Nannie Doss was a cold-blooded killer… or a tragic symbol of suppressed rage in a patriarchal society.

With every death, she sent flowers. With every lie, she baked a pie. This is not just a story of murder—it’s a story of femininity twisted, of laughter turned lethal, and of what happens when the mask never slips… because the mask is the face.

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The night sparkles—but not with stars. It glitters with champagne, sequins, and secrets. Welcome to Manhattan.

In this episode of GBRLIFE Of Crimes, we peel back the velvet curtain on the life and lies of Anna Sorokin, the infamous con artist who lived as Anna Delvey, a fake German heiress. She didn’t just fool a few people—she conned New York’s elite, top hotels, financial institutions, and even close friends, all while living a life most people only dream of.

How did she do it? And more importantly… why?
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• The psychological makeup of Anna Sorokin—narcissist, sociopath, or just a master manipulator?
• Her carefully constructed image of wealth and power in a world obsessed with appearances.
• The deeper question: Was Anna a criminal—or a product of a society that values wealth over truth?

From her sharp cheekbones and effortless smirk to the lies that dripped like honey from her tongue, this is a story about power, privilege, and the illusion of success.

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