Hi, park enthusiasts. I'm Delia Di Amber, a host of park predators. Every week we explore stories of

violence and tragedy that unfold in some of the world's most beautiful places, reminding us that

sometimes the most beautiful places hide the darkest secrets. But today I want to tell you about a new

kind of predator, one who doesn't hunt in the woods,

but hides in plain sight.

It's from Audiochuck and it's called Camellion.

This new series investigates people who live by deception, shapeshifters, impostors, and con artists

who don't just tell lies.

They become someone else entirely. They blend into everyday life,

they manipulate, they scheme, and they do it so well, no one suspects a thing. Each week,

journalist and host Josh Dean unravels a new case of elaborate trickery, showing us just how far

these deceivers will go to protect their secrets.

The first episode unpacks the wild rise and fall of Raphaelho Foliari, a man who seemed to

have it all. He had the charm, the looks, the connections, and he knew exactly how to use them.

He stole the heart of a famous actress, rubbed elbows with powerful politicians,

and convinced wealthy investors that he was on a divine mission to rescue the Catholic Church's

crumbling finances. But underneath the glossy exterior was something darker, a web of

deception built on lies, luxury, and greed.

Chameleon follows the trail of how Foliere pulled it off,

who got burned along the way,

and how his glamorous facade finally unraveled.

This isn't about predators in the wilderness.

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