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Each of the victims told investigators they had toured the home, signed a rental agreement via DocuSign, and paid Stoner between $600 and $1,700 to secure the home for rental. They were each given varying move-in dates and said that as the date of their move-in drew near, Stoner would contact them and move the date back. Sometimes she claimed to have been in an accident

Other times she claimed she was taking care of a sick relative. During the course of the investigation, police made contact with the actual owner of the home, who stated that Stoner was leasing it from him. He provided police with a copy of Stoner's lease, prohibiting her from subleasing the property, court documents say.

Other times she claimed she was taking care of a sick relative. During the course of the investigation, police made contact with the actual owner of the home, who stated that Stoner was leasing it from him. He provided police with a copy of Stoner's lease, prohibiting her from subleasing the property, court documents say.

Other times she claimed she was taking care of a sick relative. During the course of the investigation, police made contact with the actual owner of the home, who stated that Stoner was leasing it from him. He provided police with a copy of Stoner's lease, prohibiting her from subleasing the property, court documents say.

The owner told police he was in the process of evicting Stoner for attempting to sublease his rental property to several different people. Shortly after Stoner was arrested, April 28th, 2023, she quickly posted bond and was released while awaiting trial. Shortly after, a local Facebook group was started by concerned community members in an effort to warn the public about Stoner's alleged scams.

The owner told police he was in the process of evicting Stoner for attempting to sublease his rental property to several different people. Shortly after Stoner was arrested, April 28th, 2023, she quickly posted bond and was released while awaiting trial. Shortly after, a local Facebook group was started by concerned community members in an effort to warn the public about Stoner's alleged scams.

The owner told police he was in the process of evicting Stoner for attempting to sublease his rental property to several different people. Shortly after Stoner was arrested, April 28th, 2023, she quickly posted bond and was released while awaiting trial. Shortly after, a local Facebook group was started by concerned community members in an effort to warn the public about Stoner's alleged scams.

Here's Chloe again.

Here's Chloe again.

Here's Chloe again.

Coming up this season on Something Was Wrong.

Coming up this season on Something Was Wrong.

Coming up this season on Something Was Wrong.

Thank you so much for listening. Something Was Wrong is a Broken Cycle Media production, created and produced by me, Tiffany Reese. Thank you so much to our associate producers, Amy B. Chesler and Lily Rowe. Thank you to our audio engineer, Becca High, and our social media marketing manager, Lauren Barkman of Luxury Media.

Thank you so much for listening. Something Was Wrong is a Broken Cycle Media production, created and produced by me, Tiffany Reese. Thank you so much to our associate producers, Amy B. Chesler and Lily Rowe. Thank you to our audio engineer, Becca High, and our social media marketing manager, Lauren Barkman of Luxury Media.

Thank you so much for listening. Something Was Wrong is a Broken Cycle Media production, created and produced by me, Tiffany Reese. Thank you so much to our associate producers, Amy B. Chesler and Lily Rowe. Thank you to our audio engineer, Becca High, and our social media marketing manager, Lauren Barkman of Luxury Media.

Additional thanks to our partners, Grant at Wondery, Marissa, Travis, and our team at WME, Jason and Jennifer at KSCO, our cybersecurity team, Darkbox Security, and my lawyer, Alan. And to all of you who make our show possible with your support and listenership. Special shout out to Neon Honey and Gabanes for covering our theme song, Gladrag's original song, You Think You, this season.

Additional thanks to our partners, Grant at Wondery, Marissa, Travis, and our team at WME, Jason and Jennifer at KSCO, our cybersecurity team, Darkbox Security, and my lawyer, Alan. And to all of you who make our show possible with your support and listenership. Special shout out to Neon Honey and Gabanes for covering our theme song, Gladrag's original song, You Think You, this season.

Additional thanks to our partners, Grant at Wondery, Marissa, Travis, and our team at WME, Jason and Jennifer at KSCO, our cybersecurity team, Darkbox Security, and my lawyer, Alan. And to all of you who make our show possible with your support and listenership. Special shout out to Neon Honey and Gabanes for covering our theme song, Gladrag's original song, You Think You, this season.

For more music from them, check out the episode notes or your favorite streaming app. In the episode notes, you'll always find content warnings, sources, and resources, with links to our websites and social media as well. Thank you so much to every survivor and ally who has trusted us to help share their stories. We are forever grateful. Until next time, stay safe, friends.