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Megan Stoner's responses to these allegations are addressed within this season.

I'm Tiffany Reese, and this is Something Was Wrong.

You, they can know me you down and know me well at all, at all, at all, at all, at all.

You think you know me, you don't know me well, at all, at all, at all, at all.

Last episode, we heard from Indianapolis community member Alyssa, who first became aware of

Stoner's shady behavior when Alyssa had posted some free items for people in need on Facebook.

Alyssa reported Stoner to the Buy Nothing Facebook group admin after Stoner took items off

Alyssa's porch that were intended for others in need.

Years later, Alyssa came across the Megan Stoner scam awareness Facebook group, which primarily

consisted of alleged victims of Megan Stoner and concerned locals. After Stoner had been

charged with the OWI and nine felony counts, she was released on bond.

As a surprise to probably no one, Stoner continued to commit alleged crimes and target alleged

new victims, like Tom, during the time she was running Farrell outside.

Now, as we heard in the last few episodes from Tom,

when he loaned Stoner money originally and shared his card info with her, he did not know about

the rental scams. Stoner had told him that she was in jail at times she wasn't in jail,

and that her being in jail was due to a civil case against her by a moving company, which was also inaccurate.

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