Monique LaBorde

No, she doesn't. Like she doesn't know where he actually was that night. And even if she were to ask him after the fact, you know, call him in jail, which she does not communicate with him. But like even if she were to ask him, I don't think she believes she would get an honest answer. Right.

No, she doesn't. Like she doesn't know where he actually was that night. And even if she were to ask him after the fact, you know, call him in jail, which she does not communicate with him. But like even if she were to ask him, I don't think she believes she would get an honest answer. Right.

No, she doesn't. Like she doesn't know where he actually was that night. And even if she were to ask him after the fact, you know, call him in jail, which she does not communicate with him. But like even if she were to ask him, I don't think she believes she would get an honest answer. Right.

But, you know, I think this question of how did someone not know comes up a lot in our inbox and in our reviews. And we often hear about these scenarios where something happens, like I wake up in the night and my partner's not here and it's off, but they don't know how off it really is. And it's important to remember that in these episodes, we're hearing stories. The whole story told at once.

But, you know, I think this question of how did someone not know comes up a lot in our inbox and in our reviews. And we often hear about these scenarios where something happens, like I wake up in the night and my partner's not here and it's off, but they don't know how off it really is. And it's important to remember that in these episodes, we're hearing stories. The whole story told at once.

But, you know, I think this question of how did someone not know comes up a lot in our inbox and in our reviews. And we often hear about these scenarios where something happens, like I wake up in the night and my partner's not here and it's off, but they don't know how off it really is. And it's important to remember that in these episodes, we're hearing stories. The whole story told at once.

We're hearing all the red flags strung together in a row. It's true. But of course, this was happening, you know, there were years. Years, exactly. Years that were totally fine. And they took family vacations and nothing went wrong.

We're hearing all the red flags strung together in a row. It's true. But of course, this was happening, you know, there were years. Years, exactly. Years that were totally fine. And they took family vacations and nothing went wrong.

We're hearing all the red flags strung together in a row. It's true. But of course, this was happening, you know, there were years. Years, exactly. Years that were totally fine. And they took family vacations and nothing went wrong.

Yeah, I think default to truth is really important. And I think people want to believe that they are good at detecting liars because it makes... Makes you feel safe. Yes, makes you feel safe. That feeling of, I would have known... is a self-soothing feeling of it couldn't happen to me because I can tell. And I can tell when I hear this story. But we're producing this story.

Yeah, I think default to truth is really important. And I think people want to believe that they are good at detecting liars because it makes... Makes you feel safe. Yes, makes you feel safe. That feeling of, I would have known... is a self-soothing feeling of it couldn't happen to me because I can tell. And I can tell when I hear this story. But we're producing this story.

Yeah, I think default to truth is really important. And I think people want to believe that they are good at detecting liars because it makes... Makes you feel safe. Yes, makes you feel safe. That feeling of, I would have known... is a self-soothing feeling of it couldn't happen to me because I can tell. And I can tell when I hear this story. But we're producing this story.

And if you're living it, it's a different experience. Right. Scary. It's really scary. Yeah. All right. Moving on to another question we got about a specific episode. And it's the episode with Dr. Carrie. Carrie McAvoy. She is a clinical psychologist. Her husband of 25 years, Brad, dies of cancer. And she's devastated. She's experiencing this grief, trying to find a way to move on.

And if you're living it, it's a different experience. Right. Scary. It's really scary. Yeah. All right. Moving on to another question we got about a specific episode. And it's the episode with Dr. Carrie. Carrie McAvoy. She is a clinical psychologist. Her husband of 25 years, Brad, dies of cancer. And she's devastated. She's experiencing this grief, trying to find a way to move on.

And if you're living it, it's a different experience. Right. Scary. It's really scary. Yeah. All right. Moving on to another question we got about a specific episode. And it's the episode with Dr. Carrie. Carrie McAvoy. She is a clinical psychologist. Her husband of 25 years, Brad, dies of cancer. And she's devastated. She's experiencing this grief, trying to find a way to move on.

She decides she wants to throw herself back into dating. She meets a guy online who we in the episode call Caesar, and he is a Mexican-American dual citizen. He brings her into this world, essentially, of Mexican real estate development. And she puts a lot of Brad's life insurance money into developing a real estate company with Caesar. They get married. All of these things happen.

She decides she wants to throw herself back into dating. She meets a guy online who we in the episode call Caesar, and he is a Mexican-American dual citizen. He brings her into this world, essentially, of Mexican real estate development. And she puts a lot of Brad's life insurance money into developing a real estate company with Caesar. They get married. All of these things happen.

She decides she wants to throw herself back into dating. She meets a guy online who we in the episode call Caesar, and he is a Mexican-American dual citizen. He brings her into this world, essentially, of Mexican real estate development. And she puts a lot of Brad's life insurance money into developing a real estate company with Caesar. They get married. All of these things happen.

There are so many deceptions. You have to go listen to both the parts to really get the full picture. But we got quite a lot of comments on this episode that there was one specific thing listeners were seeing that we did not say explicitly before. But they wanted to point out. And I think you know what I am referring to.

There are so many deceptions. You have to go listen to both the parts to really get the full picture. But we got quite a lot of comments on this episode that there was one specific thing listeners were seeing that we did not say explicitly before. But they wanted to point out. And I think you know what I am referring to.