Deborah Roberts

Once they did split up, I mean, she was left with nothing.

And she and her daughter are trying to pick up the pieces of a mess.

Ted was ultimately sentenced to 18 months in prison, three years probation for his crimes.

And she told you that she felt that she was in a way sentenced to, at least in the court of public opinion,

It's hard to believe that people would actually sort of turn on the person who was the victim, but she says she became a social pariah.

I mean, how do you even explain that, that people would blame her when it was her husband who committed this crime?

That's kind of interesting.

Wives of white collar crimes.

Tell us a little more about that.

Yeah, they can support each other.

It clearly is something that I think that people don't necessarily always understand.

Well, Andrea, we're going to have to squeeze in one more quick break.

And when we come back, Andrea is going to share more about the work that she's doing and the biggest lessons that she's learned from some of the most shocking stories.

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Hello, everybody.

Welcome back to 2020 The After Show.

I am speaking with Andrea Gunning, who is the host of Betrayal, the popular podcast and series that so many people have been listening to and talking about.

And these stories have been so captivating, Andrea, large audiences.

Why do you think your podcast has resonated with so many people?