A listener's note, this series includes descriptions of violence, sexual assault, and grooming.

It is not recommended for young audiences.

The people of Roe v. Rauwishu and Riley is an ongoing case.

At the time of this episode's original air date, the defendants had not been convicted

of any crimes alleged against them.

My name is Lauren Hayden and I was brought into this situation with Grant Roe v. Rauwishu

when I was on Tinder and I saw a doctor and he was handsome and I saw it right.

His profile was talking about wanting a good partner, like he heard someone who didn't

drink her party too much.

So I just thought he was pretty perfect.

From Justin Harmon and Audio Chuk, this is O.C. Swingers, Chapter 9, No Tiger.

After the show began to air, I started to hear from all kinds of people who knew Dr.

Grant Roe v. Rauwishu or had interacted with him in some way over the years.

I heard from high school classmates, former party pals, business associates, and a woman

who says she used to sell Grant his vintage festival coats before the Burning Man festival

each year.

He introduced himself as the doctor, she told me.

He was handsome, but as most burners who think they're being sexually free, he just came

off as greasy and sleazy to me.

I was told about Grant's tendency to excise people who disagreed with him.

If he was going to burn a bridge, one former colleague told me he'd burnt down with gas.

He loved it.

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