Tiffany Reese
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first heard Nov 2024
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And so it's just for the survivors, I think, felt like confirmation that she's not sorry, even though she's like trying to send Lauren these AI texts about how she's sorry and with great gratitude. Then why are you fighting people in the comments on TikTok?
Then why are you laughing it up with Bobby Sue about this really, really painful thing that you did to a lot of fucking people and honestly ruined your own life with your own behavior? It doesn't add up. Christy Boschman, she goes by that documentary girl on Instagram and I believe TikTok.
She shared about the season specifically and I felt very validated because she's like, all I do is watch true crime documentaries and this shit is the most insane catfishing shit I've ever heard. And so it was just great to have her support. She has a big platform and she also shared the petition. So we've been getting a little bit more traction on that.
I think it's important to share that because then recently, May 9th, After getting no response from Lauren, Jessica Pauly reaches out to Bree's friend on May 9th. She says, Hi, I've been meaning to reach out for a while now, but I wasn't quite sure how to start. I know things ended on a really hard note, and I completely understand why you stepped back.
I want to say upfront that I take full accountability for my actions in the situation with Bree. I've spent a lot of time reflecting and I carry deep regret for the part I played in how things unfolded. You played 37 parts, okay? Back to the text. That being said, I'm in a better place now, growing, healing, and trying every day to make better choices.
While I know things can't go back to how they were, especially with Bree, I've been thinking about you a lot and what your friendship meant to me. You were such an important part of my life and my son's too. He still brings you up from time to time and it reminds me of how much you meant to both of us. If there's any space in your heart to reconnect, I'd love to talk and catch up.
I completely understand if you're not in a place for that, but I wanted to at least open the door and let you know how much I miss having you in my life. Take care. Her name. No matter what, I wish you nothing but good things. So obviously this was really upsetting to Brie and Brie and her friend did give us permission to talk about this and read the text messages.
But I think we all were, again, just like shocked at the audacity. Lauren, I don't know if you want to share any feelings you had about this similar text.
She was the puppet master. It's upsetting. And now Brie has to deal with this. And then she's sharing it with the other survivors and they're having to, like, think about, is she going to try and reach out to me next? It felt like she was clearly trying to like use this friend to like deliver a message to Brie. I do want to read, if you're comfortable, Lauren, Brie's friend's response.
Yes, please read that. Okay. So Brie's friend wrote, Dude, there is no place for you in my life. What you did is absolutely fucked up and you know none of those girls deserved any of that shit you put them through. Many of them bent over backwards for you as a friend and what did you do in return? You completely psychologically fucked them for life.
You are fully capable of making friends without catfishing them as that's how we became friends. So stating that you did any of that to make friends is a full-blown lie. You have zero remorse per the things I've seen via social media. The things you said to them as, quote, Brody is fucked up. Brie and the other girls cried so many nights over, quote, him.
over him being an asshole, him threatening suicide. And it was you the whole time. You were there being two-faced, rubbing their back over the heartbreak. It was you. You can't deny any of it as we all witnessed the true person you are.
fake you have no remorse and you just move on to the next victim you caused all of the hurt and that is a fucked up thing to do as a quote friend you literally enjoyed manipulating people as you have done it for years mic drop it just makes me so happy that's a satisfying response oh it was satisfying the group chat was on fire we were like we are not worthy
So then her ass comes back and she's like, I won't argue with how you feel or try to change your mind. I regret that. I won't bother you again. But basically trying to say like, it's so hard for me that I'm such a bitch. And then Brie's friend just sends the screenshots of her laughing it up on TikTok. about catfishing with Bobby Sue.
And she writes, somebody who, quote, takes accountability and, quote, regrets deeply of the things you've done, don't make these kinds of comments. You called your friends pathetic when what's pathetic is the torture you put them through for your own amusement. Boom. I just have to say thank God for people like Bree's friend who actually are willing to go to bat for people and say something.
Thank God for those types of people. Agreed. We need that. We have to stick together against bullshit. 100%.
Next time on Something Was Wrong. What she claimed was that she found out Jessica was catfishing her because she had been sent some flowers. She called the florist and she demanded to know whose name was on the credit card. And they said it was Jessica Polly. And that's how she found out.
Something Was Wrong is a Broken Cycle Media production created and produced by executive producer Tiffany Reese, associate producers Amy B. Chesler and Lily Rowe, with audio editing and music design by Becca High. Thank you to our extended team, Lauren Barkman, our social media marketing manager, and Sarah Stewart, our graphic artist.
Thank you to Marissa, Travis, and our team at WME, Wondery, Jason, and Jennifer, our cybersecurity team, Darkbox Security, and my lawyer, Alan. Thank you endlessly to every survivor who has ever trusted us with their stories. And thank you, each and every listener, for making our show possible with your support and listenership.
Special shout out to Emily Wolfe for covering Gladrag's original song, You Think You, for us this season. For more music by Emily Wolfe, check out the episode notes or your favorite music streaming app. Speaking of episode notes, there every week you'll find episode-specific content, warnings, sources, and resources. Until next time, stay safe, friends.
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