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A heads up to our listeners.

This episode contains references to abuse.

Sachi, you're not only a podcaster, but you have appeared in many documentaries as a

talking head.

How does it feel when you watch or listen to yourself later on?

It doesn't feel good.

It feels like that episode of The Simpsons when Homer falls behind the bookshelf,

and then he ends up in like a different dimension.

Yeah, you know, I avoid it as much as I can

because I shouldn't be seeing myself that way and I also shouldn't be

seeing you that way, you know? I am best neither seen nor heard. Yeah, well, we do have the luxury

of avoiding having to watch and listen to ourselves unless we absolutely have to, but I'm going to

tell you about a scammer who turned his scammy life into true crime content multiple times.

And no, that did not stop him from continuing to grift.

It's 2024 and Matthew Cox is making a reaction video.

Matthew runs a YouTube channel called Inside True Crime, where he interviews

convicted criminals about what landed them in jail. His videos have clickbaity titles like

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