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The Knife: A True Crime Podcast · Presenting – Hardcore Con with Johnathan Walton · 21 Jul 2026 podcast

the FTC in Washington, D.C., and that at the end of this phone call, Charlotte can either call and report this to the FTC herself, which will take God knows how long to get one of these FTC agents on the phone, or

If Charlotte prefers, the Amazon customer service rep can transfer her to an FTC investigator they're working with right now, which sounds great to a scared and now desperate for help Charlotte Coles.

Remember, con artists don't outsmart you, they outfeel you.

And at this very moment, Charlotte's feelings are being played.

like a violin concerto by a con artist virtuoso.

She didn't stand a chance.

You're listening to my new series, Hardcore Con.

For more episodes, like the one explaining how falling in love with a con artist is what actually killed Hollywood actress Brittany Murphy, search Jonathan Walton Media on whatever podcast platform you're listening on.

We'll be right back.

Welcome back to Hardcore Con.

Charlotte Coles just got transferred to a legit sounding FTC agent over the phone.

She has no idea she's falling victim to an elaborate scam.

Agent Mitchell immediately gives Charlotte his badge number and a phone number she can call him back on in case they get disconnected.

And that phone number has a 202 area code, which is in fact a Washington, D.C.

number.

And then he actually tells Charlotte the last four digits of her social security number just to confirm he has the right Charlotte Coles on the phone.

At this point, it's obvious to Charlotte that Agent Mitchell has all her information, social security number included, on his computer screen, in his office, down there at the Federal Trade Commission in Washington, D.C.

And the idea that this is all an elaborate ruse never even occurs to Charlotte.

I mean, why would it?

But here's the thing, all of our social security numbers and all of our personal information is out there on the dark web right now.

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