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Welcome to TrustMe, the podcast about cults, extreme belief, and the abuse of power from two conspiracy

theories who've actually experienced it. Not theorists, theories. We are in the conspiracy theories.

I am Lola Blanc, and I'm Megan Elizabeth. And today, our guests are Sarah Levine and Danny Murphy.

They are the hosts of not another true crime podcast. So today, we're just going to chat.

Colts, we're going to discuss conspiracy theorists who became so extreme in their delusions that

they believed that they had to kill their own children to save them, touching on the cases of

Matthew Coleman and Anthony Tott, as well as the daybell case. Weird wave of this going on right

now, y'all. We'll also get into the wave of documentaries about con men, the cults of reddit

and soul cycle, the link between Mormonism and MLMs, and my family's connection to the BTK killer

and much more. BTK always reminds me of a sandwich. It always reminds me of the band, the boy band

B2K. What was that? I like girls who wear abacrombie and fetch. What was it, B2K? Uh, I feel like

what was their big song, Bump, Bump, Bump. Oh my gosh. They're the boy band that had, like,

Prickin', ba-da, da-da, da-da.

Let me see that sexy bad to go.

I think what we're trying to say is that the BT-K killer

picked a really not-cool name.

BLT, BT-K, c'mon.

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