Georgia Hardstark
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4,112 appearances
38 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Feb 2025
Georgia Hardstark’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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OK, so he explains to them that he is from a very wealthy German family and that he is in America like he's a foreign exchange student. And can he stay with them because he's going to be going to the local high school?
basically he starts going to high school in connecticut and basically his whole thing is he wants to be american he wants to blend in he becomes obsessed with gilligan's island and he starts talking like thurston halberd oh that's cool and when he appears in this documentary that's who he's talking like and it wasn't until i was reading this article where they mentioned this specifically where i started laughing because they don't talk about in the documentary
He does talk about it, but they talk about it like it's an inside ego. The the guy who makes the documentary who was friends with him brings it up, but they don't like he the Clark Rockefeller like kind of brushes it off like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But he totally sounds like him. But he's talking like this. Oh, my God. That's perfect. And he's basically saying it's the funniest.
But also, it's that thing where I don't like to usually I don't like to listen to killers, especially I never watch anything where the serial killer is talking. I don't give a fuck what that guy has to say. He's evil. This guy's different, though, because he's a con man first and foremost. Yeah.
even though, yes, he's a bad person, killer, all of that, but he is a fascinating mind because he was smart enough to, as a teen, con all these people. So he goes to this high school. He decides that he wants to be an actor, so he heads west. But he makes it as far as Wisconsin, and he decides he's going to go to the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee.
Um, so once he's there, um, he decides he needs to, he's been in, in the United States long enough where he needs a green card basically needs to become a citizen. So he decides he's going to marry a local 22 year old woman, um, who he explains to her that he, he needs the green card. Cause if he gets sent back to Germany, um, he will have to fight in the Cold War on the Russian front.
Now, if you knew anything about anything, I mean, and I barely know anything about anything, but when I read that, I was like, hey, wait a second, pretty sure the Cold War didn't have a front. Because the Cold War was all about tensions and basically threats. There's no such thing as. There was no Russian front in the Cold War. I mean, there were places to go. There were bad things happening.
Definitely. He if the idea was that he was going to get sent back to like East Berlin and have to spy on his neighbors. Yes. Horrible.
Right. But there was no... The Russian front was from World War II. Yeah. That was a bad place to be. Sure. Anyway, she fell for it and married him. And the next day, he left for California. Bye! So I was like, was she... was she in agreement and fine with it? But then later I read that she filed for divorce in 1992, 11 years later.
Oh, I didn't even think about that. I immediately wrote the story of she was just heartbroken and like pining in Milwaukee for this fabulous European that bailed on her the day after because it said their wedding. So it sounded like it wasn't just the basics like city hall signs and papers. Like they had a wedding. Oh, no. That's sad. A little crazy. Yeah. All right.
So he or maybe she is like me and is just bad about paperwork and doesn't get shit done in time. She's like, oh, that's right. I have to get divorced.
I'll do it when I have good reason that she's on Tinder swiping, swiping, swiping. Come on. So. he heads out to California. Now this is, it's so fascinating. He goes to San Marino. Now, I don't know if you've ever been to Huntington gardens. Oh, you're from down here. You know, San Marino is like, so Pasadena is a rich area that very few people I know live in.
Cause it's like old money, rich, you know, you have to live out of the city. San Marino is richer than Pasadena. It's the, it's the city nestled up right next to Pasadena where all the mansions are. It's gorgeous. It's crazy. So, This is a guy who's in his early 20s, like college age. He's moving to L.A. to be an actor and he moves to San Marino to get. It doesn't make sense. San Marino.
I looked it up. It's it was rated more expensive than Beverly Hills and Malibu. Oh, my God. To live in. So it just is nonsensical for like a young actor type to live there. Sure. But that's that's what he was about. He was like a total he was Thurston Howell third and he was trying to go become that person in like a very real way.
So he got... He rented the guest house that was in one of the least nice houses in all of San Marino. There is actually a slightly shabby part, which is just basically not million-dollar homes. And... In one of those houses, a woman named Dee Dee Sohus had a guest house on her property. Dee Dee reportedly was an alcoholic who was always dressed in a housecoat.
Which sounds like, hey, sister, high five. Yeah. And Didi had a son named John, who was five foot five, super into Dungeons and Dragons, Coke bottle glasses, and was married to a woman named Linda, who was six, a six foot tall redhead.
They are. They are our type of people. Yeah. They lived in like the house adjacent. So it was almost like this little compound. And Clark Rockefeller at the time, his name was, let's see, his name here was Christopher Chichester.
Which is the dumbest made up name of all time.
Stacy. Nancy St. Stacy.
That's not as bad as Chris Chichester.
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