Speaker 1: It's not like he was cheating on me, because I
Speaker 1: don't think you can call it cheating when what you
Speaker 1: do is prey on women, when you are a hunter
Speaker 1: trying to find more victims.
Speaker 2: I'm Andrea Gunning and this is Betrayal, a show about
Speaker 2: the people we trust the most and the deceptions that
Speaker 2: change everything. Heather Rovett is the middle child in a
Speaker 2: tight knit family.
Speaker 1: I have an older brother and a younger sister. We
Speaker 1: were all very close in age.
Speaker 2: She loved growing up in Toronto, Canada. Her childhood was
Speaker 2: filled with all the best.
Speaker 1: Things, joy and fun and love and adventure and kindness.
Speaker 2: Her parents had a great marriage.
Speaker 1: My parents met in high school and were high school sweethearts,
Speaker 1: and he would look at my mom with such adoration.
Speaker 2: They also taught her the value of building a meaningful career.
Speaker 1: My mom was a child psychologist neuroscientist. She's very, very smart,
Speaker 1: and my father was a lawyer who specialized primarily in
Speaker 1: labor law.
Speaker 2: Through high school and university, Heather dated and fell in
Speaker 2: love a few times.
Speaker 1: I've always been able to flirt with guys and there's
Speaker 1: been interest, but it wasn't my main focus to have
Speaker 1: a boyfriend or seek male attention.
Speaker 2: After graduating from university, Heather carved her own path.
Speaker 1: I became a real estate salesperson and then two years
Speaker 1: later I upgraded to broker.
Speaker 2: The career came easily to Heather.
Speaker 1: I can see how you can transform a space or
Speaker 1: how you can make it your home. I just had
Speaker 1: this tenacity and energy.
Speaker 2: Over the next ten years, Heather gained recognition in Toronto's
Speaker 2: real estate scene. By her late thirties, she had built
Speaker 2: a career she loved.
Speaker 1: I loved working and it paid off, and then it
Speaker 1: allowed me to do cool things too, like go on trips.
Speaker 2: She also made a good amount of money. She decided
Speaker 2: to renovate her condo in Toronto and she invested some
Speaker 2: of her funds with a financial advisor.
Speaker 1: I would meet with him quarterly and he would show
Speaker 1: me paperwork of how my money was doing, and I
Speaker 1: thought it was great. And when push came to shove
Speaker 1: and I wanted to sell and get my money back,
Speaker 1: he basically disappeared.
Speaker 2: She'd been scammed.
Speaker 1: He got arrested and there was about five of their people.
Speaker 1: He did this too. The sad thing is, even though
Speaker 1: he was found guilty and ordered to pay the restitution.
Speaker 1: I never saw a penny.
Speaker 2: She lost one hundred and twenty seven thousand dollars. The
Speaker 2: scam was damaging, not only financially, but also to her
Speaker 2: sense of trust in other people. But with time, Heather
Speaker 2: accepted the loss and was able to rebuild. She was
Speaker 2: in her mid forties and single. She managed to pull
Speaker 2: together the funds to finish renovating her condo.
Speaker 1: And I transformed that condo into a beautiful space. And
Speaker 1: then one day I noticed, you know, there were just
Speaker 1: some things that weren't quite right.
Speaker 2: Heather noticed an issue with the cabinets, so she called
Speaker 2: the company who had installed them. They agreed to send
Speaker 2: someone out to take a look.
Speaker 1: He was like, no problem, we have a new service guy.
Speaker 1: He's great. I'm going to give him your contact info
Speaker 1: and he'll be in touch and probably a week later.
Speaker 1: On a Monday morning in July, I woke up to
Speaker 1: a text message, this is Jace, and I was hoping
Speaker 1: I could come by today to fix the outstanding work.
Speaker 1: An hour later, there was a knock at my door
Speaker 1: and I was greeted by this very ruggedly cute guy.
Speaker 1: I was a little befuddled. I found myself a little
Speaker 1: tongue tied and was like, oh wow, sure, come on in.
Speaker 2: Jace got to work fixing the cabinets in her kitchen,
Speaker 2: and afterwards I asked.
Speaker 1: Him if he could help me hang a couple towel
Speaker 1: bars up in the bathrooms, and he happily obliged. We
Speaker 1: were about three quarters of the way through hanging the
Speaker 1: second one and his phone was ringing and he was like,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, I'm so behind schedule. I gotta go.
Speaker 1: He goes, do you have this? I'm like, I got it,
Speaker 1: don't worry. But she didn't have it, and I kind
Speaker 1: of made more of a mess of it. Was on
Speaker 1: an angle, and I noticed on my kitchen island was
Speaker 1: his measuring tape. So I called him and said, you
Speaker 1: left your measuring tape here, and by the way, I've
Speaker 1: made a mess of this towel bar. And he laughed
Speaker 1: and he said, you know what, I'm literally ten minutes away.
Speaker 1: Why don't I swing back over and we'll fix it.
Speaker 1: And he comes in and within two minutes it's fixed.
Speaker 2: Heather offered to treat Jase to lunch to thank him
Speaker 2: for going out of his way, and he agreed.
Speaker 1: Over lunch, we started talking and I did share with
Speaker 1: him about, you know, the stress of the renovation and
Speaker 1: the guy who stole my money.
Speaker 2: Jase was sympathetic. He was also going through his own
Speaker 2: legal battle.
Speaker 1: I learned a little bit more about him. He had
Speaker 1: a child, and he was going through family court, and
Speaker 1: he had his own software engineering business, but he was
Speaker 1: winding that down because of the divorce. I was like,
Speaker 1: this is so great. This guy just is so easy,
Speaker 1: easy to talk to.
Speaker 2: Jace used to be a software engineer, but after a
Speaker 2: difficult separation, he decided to take a break from office work.
Speaker 2: He wanted a job working with his hands, which is
Speaker 2: how he got into carpentry. At the end of their lunch,
Speaker 2: Jace insisted on paying.
Speaker 1: I walked him back to his truck and he said,
Speaker 1: you know, if you need any more help around the condo.
Speaker 1: I know he didn't get everything done, message me call
Speaker 1: me anytime. I'm like, okay.
Speaker 2: On our walk home, she couldn't stop smiling.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, was I just flirting?
Speaker 2: Like that guy was really cute. Later that evening, she
Speaker 2: decided to try and tackle some other projects herself.
Speaker 1: I went to look for what I like to call
Speaker 1: my single girl toolbox, which is a hammer, a leveler,
Speaker 1: and the one screwdriver. And I couldn't find my screwdriver anywhere,
Speaker 1: so she texted Jace. I just said, hey, you didn't
Speaker 1: happen to see a green screwdriver? And he wrote back
Speaker 1: He's like, well, what can I say? I found myself
Speaker 1: later in the day in possession of your screwdriver and
Speaker 1: I didn't know what to do with it, if I
Speaker 1: should be honest or just return it.
Speaker 2: He told her that he was holding her screwdriver hostage.
Speaker 2: She thought it was cute funny even.
Speaker 1: That led to about two weeks of really flirtatious banter
Speaker 1: over text, and I thought it was really fun. Every
Speaker 1: time I got a text from him. It was like
Speaker 1: like an endorphin hic.
Speaker 2: They started texting every day. Jase wasn't shy about his
Speaker 2: attraction to her.
Speaker 1: I remember he sent this one message and he said,
Speaker 1: just please tell me you know how sexy you are, Heather.
Speaker 1: I'm like what, And I jokingly said, well, you should
Speaker 1: see me when I'm really cleaned up.
Speaker 3: I mean you met me.
Speaker 1: I was like just rolled out of bed, lol, and
Speaker 1: he said no, it's not that. He goes like, it's
Speaker 1: your mind like to know how freaking sexy that is
Speaker 1: to me. And I was like, wow, this is so refreshing,
Speaker 1: Like this guy isn't just about how I look. He
Speaker 1: liked my mind, like this is awesome. So there was
Speaker 1: this tension that was definitely building and this flirtation.
Speaker 2: Finally, after two weeks of flirting, Jason asked her out
Speaker 2: on a proper date.
Speaker 1: He showed up on a motorcycle, which I thought was
Speaker 1: really sexy. We walked to a cute little Italian restaurant
Speaker 1: around the corner from my house.
Speaker 2: It was a great date and Heather learned more about him.
Speaker 1: He shared with me how his mom had died when
Speaker 1: he was a teenager, and he talked a bit more
Speaker 1: about the custody battle and I asked him and I'm like,
Speaker 1: that's pretty heavy stuff, like how do you deal with
Speaker 1: that much loss and that much pain? And he said,
Speaker 1: I put it all in boxes.
Speaker 2: He was being really vulnerable with her, and she was
Speaker 2: impressed with how he was able to deal with everything
Speaker 2: he had gone through. She found it really attractive.
Speaker 1: The date ended and we walked back to my place
Speaker 1: and we're both sort of shuffling in the doorway and
Speaker 1: I'm like, in my mind going is he going to
Speaker 1: kiss me? And I was like, fuck it, I'm just
Speaker 1: going to go for it. So I leaned in to
Speaker 1: kiss him. I was like, hey, thanks By, that was
Speaker 1: really fun. And next thing I know, he's pushed me
Speaker 1: up against the wall and we start making out. And
Speaker 1: this kiss was like a kiss I've never experienced before.
Speaker 2: It was passionate and intense. Jace left her in the doorway, stunned.
Speaker 3: I went to.
Speaker 1: Sleep that night with the biggest smile on my face.
Speaker 1: When I woke up the next morning, there was already
Speaker 1: a text message from him saying, good morning, Heather. It's
Speaker 1: a beautiful day and I hope you're spoiling like something
Speaker 1: cheesy but lovely, and I was like wow.
Speaker 2: The next night, Jace came over to her place.
Speaker 1: And he brought a bottle of wine. In my mind,
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, this is like, really, your second date with
Speaker 1: this guy? You don't know him, you know, should you
Speaker 1: do the whole like three date rule or is it
Speaker 1: a three week rule or a three month rule or
Speaker 1: I don't know. And all of a sudden, whatever self
Speaker 1: imposed rules I had were just out the window.
Speaker 2: They couldn't wait to see each other again. It was
Speaker 2: the start of a summer romance.
Speaker 1: A couple weeks later, he took me out and bought
Speaker 1: me a motorcycle helmet, and we that summer went everywhere
Speaker 1: on the motorcycle. It was so fun. We had such
Speaker 1: a good time. I loved every minute of it. I
Speaker 1: don't think I slept a whole night for at least
Speaker 1: three months, because I just was so excited having this
Speaker 1: gorgeous human being lying beside me. I was like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, am I dreaming? This is crazy?
Speaker 2: And soon enough we.
Speaker 1: Were saying I love you. He said it first.
Speaker 2: Heather introduced Jace to her family in September.
Speaker 1: He met my mom and she really liked him. My birthday,
Speaker 1: which is in October, he met my sister and her boyfriend,
Speaker 1: and then a couple weeks later he met my dad.
Speaker 2: It was harder for her to meet Jace's family because
Speaker 2: a lot of them still lived in Italy.
Speaker 1: He was born in Italy, and both his Italian grandfathers
Speaker 1: fought in World War Two for the Allies.
Speaker 2: He came from a fascinating background.
Speaker 1: When my friends started meeting him, they all thought he
Speaker 1: was pretty great, and I was just so happy. Life
Speaker 1: was pretty electric, even like the simple activities going grocery
Speaker 1: shopping became fun because I wasn't doing it alone anymore,
Speaker 1: and I felt that my future was limitless and we
Speaker 1: were just going to live the best life ever.
Speaker 2: Heather Rovett had a meet cute with a man who
Speaker 2: fixed her kitchen cabinets. His name was Jace Peretti. Heather
Speaker 2: and Jace fell hard and fast, and a whirlwind summer
Speaker 2: romance turned into a solid relationship.
Speaker 1: My second birthday with him, he said, check your email
Speaker 1: and I said okay, And I looked at my email
Speaker 1: and there were Airic Canada tickets from Toronto to Rome.
Speaker 3: And I looked at him.
Speaker 1: I was like, we're going to Italy. And he said
Speaker 1: we're going to Italy and I was like, wow, Wow,
Speaker 1: I can't believe we're going to go.
Speaker 2: During this time, Jace was dealing with a lot of stress.
Speaker 2: He went in more time with his young son, but
Speaker 2: he and his ex were constantly in and out of
Speaker 2: family court.
Speaker 1: It was really hard for him. He had been the
Speaker 1: primary parent because he was working from home, so he
Speaker 1: went from spending all this time with his kid to
Speaker 1: now only seeing him two times a week for supervised visits.
Speaker 2: When Heather asked Jace about the custody arrangement.
Speaker 1: He explained because he had both a Canadian and an
Speaker 1: Italian passport. Her lawyer put the idea into her mind
Speaker 1: and the court that Jace had the capability of kidnapping
Speaker 1: their son and taking him to Italy.
Speaker 2: She felt for jas he wasn't that guy. He loved
Speaker 2: his son.
Speaker 1: He would go to the town she was living in
Speaker 1: and he would take him out for dinner, and then
Speaker 1: he would take him home and tuck him in and
Speaker 1: say good night to him, read them stories.
Speaker 2: Heather and Jace had been together for two years. They
Speaker 2: were living together in Toronto, but she had never met
Speaker 2: his son. With this custody arrangement, it put their relationship
Speaker 2: in a holding pattern.
Speaker 1: Honestly, not meeting his son and the family court was
Speaker 1: the albatross around our relationship's neck. It was the only
Speaker 1: thing we would fight about. I just couldn't understand that
Speaker 1: the family court was taking so long. I was like,
Speaker 1: this is so unfair.
Speaker 2: Heather was trying to help Jace regain some agency in
Speaker 2: the situation. She tried to help him in any way
Speaker 2: she could.
Speaker 1: I was like, you need a lawyer. So I had
Speaker 1: arranged a meeting for him with another very well known
Speaker 1: Toronto family lawyer, and she said, the trials just around
Speaker 1: the corner and things will get settled. Let's hold off
Speaker 1: on introducing Heather for now.
Speaker 2: It was frustrating, but Heather didn't want to do anything
Speaker 2: that would compromise Jason's custody of his son. She agreed
Speaker 2: it was best to wait until everything was settled to
Speaker 2: bring his son into their lives. In the meantime, she
Speaker 2: wanted to set up their home so when the time came,
Speaker 2: they would be prepared to welcome him.
Speaker 1: I turned the guest room into a little boy's room,
Speaker 1: and I had toys for him and books for him
Speaker 1: and games for him. And I spent two weeks online
Speaker 1: trying to find like the perfect duvet cover for his
Speaker 1: bedroom because I was so obsessed with making everything amazing
Speaker 1: for him, and I couldn't wait for him to come
Speaker 1: and start having sleepovers at our house.
Speaker 2: But every time she got her hopes.
Speaker 1: Up, something would happen, and it just kept being pushed back.
Speaker 1: And then I remember in early February, he came home
Speaker 1: and he was a little upset, and he said, you're
Speaker 1: never going to believe it. Heather, but the trial has
Speaker 1: been set and it's one. We're in Italy.
Speaker 2: Jays had to be at the trial. There was no
Speaker 2: way around it.
Speaker 1: I said, wow, okay, well, obviously we're not going to Italy,
Speaker 1: like we've been waiting for this now for two and
Speaker 1: a half years. Like, we'll just postpone the trip. I'll
Speaker 1: cancel the hotels and whatnot.
Speaker 2: They canceled their trip to Italy. When the day of
Speaker 2: the trial came, he came home and he said, yeah,
Speaker 2: things are good. We have a two week adjournment and
Speaker 2: then we're going back and she has to provide me
Speaker 2: with a full repayment schedule for the house and the
Speaker 2: line of credit that she shut me out of. And
Speaker 2: most importantly, instead of having two supervised visits a week,
Speaker 2: they were going to start phasing into unsupervised and then
Speaker 2: one night's sleepover on the weekend.
Speaker 1: And I was like, this is so great. I was like, yes,
Speaker 1: thank you, finally, finally, finally.
Speaker 2: It was good news, but terrible timing.
Speaker 1: And then in that two week window, COVID happened and
Speaker 1: the whole world got locked down, which meant no family court.
Speaker 2: It was March twenty twenty and Toronto went into lockdown. Soon,
Speaker 2: Heather and Jason began looking at houses to rent outside
Speaker 2: the city.
Speaker 1: I wanted space and solitude. I found this house for
Speaker 1: rent and it was perfect, and it was on five
Speaker 1: acres of property. It had this beautiful family room with
Speaker 1: a vaulted ceiling and a wood burning fireplace.
Speaker 2: They signed the lease together and moved to Aurora, Ontario.
Speaker 2: It was exactly the refuge they hoped it would be.
Speaker 1: That winter, we had fires almost every day. I love
Speaker 1: that house. I remember one day, a couple weeks after
Speaker 1: we moved in, we were standing on the back deck
Speaker 1: and there's wild turkeys and often you'd see deer and bunnies.
Speaker 1: And he said this would be the best place to
Speaker 1: have a backyard, and I was like, yes, it would.
Speaker 2: They started daydreaming about throwing a big celebration at the
Speaker 2: house once COVID restrictions lifted. During the lockdown, Heather and
Speaker 2: Jace had to find new ways to connect with friends
Speaker 2: and family. Heather called her mom often.
Speaker 1: My mom probably back in April, called and she was like, Heath,
Speaker 1: have you seen my bracelet or have you seen this necklace?
Speaker 1: And I'm like no, And I'd get off the phone
Speaker 1: and I'd look at Jace and I'm like, I think
Speaker 1: my mom's starting to like forget things, you know, she
Speaker 1: seems to be misplacing all her stuff. It was just
Speaker 1: like one thing after the other with her, Like my
Speaker 1: grandmother died of dementia.
Speaker 2: Dementia ran in Heather's family, but there wasn't much they
Speaker 2: could do from Afar. Plus, the pandemic had destabilized both
Speaker 2: Heather and Jays financially. He had just started a new
Speaker 2: remote job back in software development.
Speaker 1: He'd gotten this job for Oracle, but even when we
Speaker 1: moved to Aurora and we had to pay the first
Speaker 1: and last month's rent and a security deposit, I ended
Speaker 1: up paying for all of it because he didn't have
Speaker 1: anything saved. How can this be like you're getting Oracle
Speaker 1: paychecks when push came to shove, he just never seemed
Speaker 1: to have money.
Speaker 2: Between his custody battle and COVID, Jace had depleted his savings,
Speaker 2: but what was in his bank account didn't matter to Heather.
Speaker 2: She could support the both of them. The bigger issue
Speaker 2: for her was that she still hadn't met Jase's son.
Speaker 1: I had set up the room for his son in
Speaker 1: the house, and he still kept going two times a
Speaker 1: week on his supervised visits to see his son. I'm
Speaker 1: starting to really resent the situation.
Speaker 2: At the end of twenty twenty, Heather bought a furniture
Speaker 2: and a core business and moved the inventory into their.
Speaker 1: Home, and when we moved to Aurora, Jay started getting
Speaker 1: really into building furniture. I was like, well, that's a
Speaker 1: no brainer. I can sell all that inventory and make
Speaker 1: my investment back tenfold, and we can sell all this furniture.
Speaker 2: Jace was working more and more at Oracle. He was
Speaker 2: coming home late, and when he was home he was
Speaker 2: exhausted from working long hours. He never seemed to have
Speaker 2: energy for Heather or for their new furniture business. The
Speaker 2: couple started getting in fights more often.
Speaker 1: By June of twenty twenty one, I was getting frustrated
Speaker 1: with my life with him because I felt like the
Speaker 1: world's opening up and here we are, and he seems
Speaker 1: to always be working and he never wants to do anything,
Speaker 1: and I just felt very isolated. She wasn't happy, so
Speaker 1: I was like, fuck it, and I said something like,
Speaker 1: you know, if you're not into this relationship, just tell me.
Speaker 1: And then that turned into a pretty escalated, heated argument,
Speaker 1: and he left, and I felt really bad and said,
Speaker 1: do you know, I think I'm going to go down
Speaker 1: to the city for a couple of days just to
Speaker 1: give us a bit of space.
Speaker 2: Heather wanted to actually talk with him. Something was going on,
Speaker 2: but he wasn't giving her anything. After a few days apart,
Speaker 2: Heather headed back to their house.
Speaker 1: And I call him and he said, oh, hey, I'm
Speaker 1: just about to go tea off. I'm like, what, you're
Speaker 1: in golfing and he goes, I'm not quite ready to
Speaker 1: forgive you yet.
Speaker 2: Forgive her for what she hadn't done anything, but Jays
Speaker 2: hung up the phone.
Speaker 1: He finally gets home from golfing and he goes by
Speaker 1: the way, I washed the sheets, the DVA cover still
Speaker 1: in the dryer. I was just crying, like, I don't
Speaker 1: understand what's going on. The more I cried, the more
Speaker 1: he was actually getting kind of angry stranded. I started going,
Speaker 1: this just doesn't seem normal. But I just kept saying,
Speaker 1: you know what, we'll get through it. We love each
Speaker 1: other and we'll get through this. But August twenty twenty
Speaker 1: one was such a brutal month because he just stopped
Speaker 1: coming home. He was claiming he was sleeping in the
Speaker 1: car or sleeping at the office, and he would randomly
Speaker 1: stop by the house to like pick something up.
Speaker 2: Heather had uprooted her life to be with Jase. She'd
Speaker 2: supported him financially for years. She decorated a bedroom for
Speaker 2: his son to stay in, but all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: a switch had flipped. Jayce had discarded her. Heather didn't
Speaker 2: know what to do.
Speaker 1: I've gone through the whole month of August alone, living
Speaker 1: in this big house by myself, and just hurting so badly.
Speaker 1: Every effort I made to mend us, he just spat
Speaker 1: veno and back and it was a really scary time.
Speaker 2: Then one afternoon, Heather was doing work on her laptop.
Speaker 2: When signing into one of her accounts, a screen popped
Speaker 2: up with all of her saved passwords, including the login
Speaker 2: for Jace's email. Heather wondered if his email account might
Speaker 2: hold some of the answers she couldn't get from jas himself,
Speaker 2: so she typed in his password.
Speaker 1: All of a sudden, I'm in his email.
Speaker 2: She started scrolling through his inbox, expecting to find work
Speaker 2: emails and messages from friends, but instead.
Speaker 1: It's bumble match, bad news like He's on every dating app.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what The emails revealed dozens of relationships Jace
Speaker 2: was having with other women. Heather couldn't believe what she
Speaker 2: was seeing. She kept scrolling.
Speaker 1: That began me going down hours of rabbit holes and
Speaker 1: emails and greenshots. Then I got further and I started
Speaker 1: seeing Kijigi ads.
Speaker 2: Kijigi is like the Canadian version of Craigslist. People post
Speaker 2: items for sale. Heather's all emails confirming sales Jace made
Speaker 2: through the site.
Speaker 1: It was a Kidjigi ad for Tiffany bracelet, Tiffany ring
Speaker 1: and click on it. I'm like, oh my god, what
Speaker 1: the fuck that's my mom's stuff.
Speaker 2: For months, Jace was growing more and more distant. Everything
Speaker 2: Heather did to try and reconnect only pushed him further away.
Speaker 2: One day, Heather accidentally logged into Jesse's email and discovered
Speaker 2: he was using multiple dating apps. Heather was horrified the
Speaker 2: man who she'd built a life with for the last
Speaker 2: three years had dozens of other relationships. As she scrolled
Speaker 2: through his inbox, she saw something else that made her
Speaker 2: stomach drop. Jas was selling jewelry online, and Heather recognized
Speaker 2: the pieces.
Speaker 1: The first one I opened was for this tiffany necklace.
Speaker 1: It was a white gold circle with diamonds and a
Speaker 1: simple chain. I'm like, I'm pretty sure that's my mom's necklace,
Speaker 1: you know. I got pictures of her wearing it.
Speaker 2: Looking through the rest of Jase's jewelry sales only confirmed
Speaker 2: what she feared. He had been stealing her mom's jewelry
Speaker 2: for years and selling it online.
Speaker 3: I was just horrified that he could do that.
Speaker 2: And horrified by how long he had been doing it for.
Speaker 3: It wasn't like he just did it all at one
Speaker 3: foul swoop.
Speaker 1: It wasn't like a break and enter where you're just
Speaker 1: like throwing everything in a bag and getting out of there.
Speaker 2: The dates of the jewelry sales told an eerie story.
Speaker 2: Jace had been stealing it piece by piece. He would
Speaker 2: steal a necklace when they went over to her parents'
Speaker 2: house for dinner, and then the next time it would
Speaker 2: be ear rings. Because he did this so slowly and insidiously,
Speaker 2: it took Heather's mom months to even notice, and.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't be until she eventually like opened the entire
Speaker 1: safe box that she saw it was all empty. All
Speaker 1: the bags and boxes were there.
Speaker 2: Heather sat in front of her laptop, seething. She wanted
Speaker 2: an explanation.
Speaker 3: I called him. He didn't answer.
Speaker 2: She knew he would twist this, try to explain his
Speaker 2: way out of it. She would need proof of everything
Speaker 2: she was seeing, so she got to work.
Speaker 1: I just took screenshot after screenshot, and I just sat
Speaker 1: there for hours.
Speaker 2: As she took screenshots of everything, the full extent of
Speaker 2: his deception became clear. Jace had another life since the beginning.
Speaker 1: And when I went back and went through the email,
Speaker 1: I'm seeing email after email of like you're a match,
Speaker 1: You're a match, going back our entire relationship.
Speaker 2: Then she came across an email that changed everything. It
Speaker 2: was about his family court proceedings. Heather clicked on the attachment.
Speaker 2: Her eyes locked on a line at the top of
Speaker 2: the page name of respondent Jason Porter. It was a
Speaker 2: completely different name. The document made no mention of Jace PERETTI.
Speaker 1: My stomach went up in my throat, and my throat
Speaker 1: went in my stomach, and I felt cold and hot
Speaker 1: at the same time.
Speaker 2: So she googled Jason Porter.
Speaker 1: I was just shocked. At the very end of twenty eleven,
Speaker 1: there was a warrant out for his.
Speaker 3: Arrest, and all the news.
Speaker 1: Outlets were picking it up here in Ontario and they
Speaker 1: dubbed him the online Romeo because he had been meeting
Speaker 1: women and stealing from them.
Speaker 3: This cannot be my Jase.
Speaker 1: This is not my life, This is not the man
Speaker 1: I love.
Speaker 3: It's like, how is How did I not see this?
Speaker 2: Back in twenty twelve, Jace pled guilty to multiple fraud
Speaker 2: charges and was sentenced to thirty months in federal prison.
Speaker 2: He was released in twenty fourteen. After getting out of prison,
Speaker 2: he changed his legal name from Jason Porter to Jace Parotti.
Speaker 2: By the time he met Heather a few years later,
Speaker 2: he was going by a variation of that name, Jace Perett.
Speaker 2: Heather was sick. This was so much darker than she imagined.
Speaker 2: Jayce wasn't just lying to cover up the fact that
Speaker 2: he was cheating. He was lying about who he was.
Speaker 1: It's not like he was cheating on me, because I
Speaker 1: don't think you can call it cheating when what you
Speaker 1: do is prey on women, when you are a hunter
Speaker 1: on these dating apps trying to find more victims.
Speaker 2: It was getting dark out then the phone rang I was.
Speaker 3: Like, holy shit, it's him.
Speaker 1: It was probably going on like eight thirty nine o'clock
Speaker 1: at this point on a Friday night of a lot.
Speaker 1: It was Labor Day weekend here in Canada. She picked up,
Speaker 1: and I'm trying to be calm, cool and like, I
Speaker 1: do not want to let him know that I'm onto him.
Speaker 1: And I just remember this so well. I could hear
Speaker 1: crickets in the background.
Speaker 2: Jase told her that he was in the city for
Speaker 2: the night.
Speaker 3: He's like, Oh, I just got back to the offices.
Speaker 3: We just finished up.
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, wow, that's really late. That's so weird though,
Speaker 1: because you know, I grew up in Toronto. I've never
Speaker 1: heard crickets, never heard crickets.
Speaker 2: Heather tried to hide her suspicion, but it was hard.
Speaker 1: And I said, I feel like I don't even know
Speaker 1: who you are anymore, Jace, And it was like, what
Speaker 1: do you mean. I was like, I've gone from spending
Speaker 1: every weekend with you to now, like the past month,
Speaker 1: it's nine o'clock on a Friday night and I have
Speaker 1: no idea what you're doing this weekend, Like we're supposed
Speaker 1: to be working on our relationship, and I just feel
Speaker 1: like I don't even know who you are.
Speaker 3: Anymore.
Speaker 2: He recommended that they talk over dinner on Sunday, and
Speaker 2: Heather agreed.
Speaker 1: And within minutes of getting off the phone, I refreshed
Speaker 1: and I was logged out of all the different accounts
Speaker 1: that I had been in, and I was like, uh oh.
Speaker 2: Jas must have heard the suspicion in Heather's voice. He
Speaker 2: knew he'd been caught. Heather called her friend Kristen, who
Speaker 2: rushed out to Aurora to help her figure out what
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 1: She's now sitting on the couch reading through all the
Speaker 1: screenshots and she's like, this is his job. I think
Speaker 1: he's getting women to send him money.
Speaker 2: Heather's friend was right. He had never been a software
Speaker 2: engineer for Oracle. His full time job was being a
Speaker 2: con artist, a romance scammer. In the course of just
Speaker 2: a few hours, Heather's understanding of the man she loved
Speaker 2: had been completely rearranged. She saw that everything about him
Speaker 2: was a carefully constructed character. The Jase she cared so
Speaker 2: deeply for did not exist anymore, and now she was
Speaker 2: faced with Jason Porter, a stranger. The next day, Heather's
Speaker 2: sister and brother in law encouraged her to call the police.
Speaker 1: They sent two police officers to the house, and I
Speaker 1: started telling the cops what I've discovered, and the cops
Speaker 1: asked me if he had hurt me, and I said
Speaker 1: physically and they said yes, and I was like, well no,
Speaker 1: but I am scared, and I said to the cops,
Speaker 1: can I get a restraining order? And they basically laughed
Speaker 1: at me. They're like, no, we can't give you one.
Speaker 1: And I was like, oh, okay, well that's okay. I
Speaker 1: want to call a locksmith and change all the locks.
Speaker 1: And I said I wouldn't advise you to do that, ma'am.
Speaker 1: He is your co tenant and he has rights according
Speaker 1: to the lease. And that's when I looked at them.
Speaker 1: I was like, how can our release even be real?
Speaker 1: Like the name on the lease is Jase Peretti. He's
Speaker 1: not Jase Peretti. They just dismissed me, and then you know,
Speaker 1: their parting words were basically, but if he does come
Speaker 1: back to the house and you feel scared, call nine
Speaker 1: one one and we'll come back.
Speaker 2: The police couldn't really do anything. I left Heather in shock,
Speaker 2: I mean just belief, like just nauseatingly sick.
Speaker 1: The reality, I guess is slowly sinking in that my
Speaker 1: life is all a fucking live.
Speaker 2: But Heather's parents had a plan been borrowing her dad's
Speaker 2: car that full summer.
Speaker 1: Jace had been driving around in my dad's Mercedes SUV
Speaker 1: because my dad had stopped driving. There had been no
Speaker 1: payment and he was just freely driving around.
Speaker 2: Maybe they could have him arrested for car theft. Heather's
Speaker 2: dad went to the police to explain the situation.
Speaker 3: The advice that the officer had given him was send
Speaker 3: him a text message and just say that you want
Speaker 3: your car backed by such and such a date and time,
Speaker 3: and if you don't get it back, you're going to
Speaker 3: call the police and report it stolen.
Speaker 2: That's what they did. Heather's dad texted Jace.
Speaker 1: As soon as my dad sent that, my phone's ringing
Speaker 1: and it's him. And then I'm getting text messages saying
Speaker 1: what the hell's going on. I'll be home in twenty minutes.
Speaker 2: Jace was on his way to the house at that point.
Speaker 3: He must have known the jig was up.
Speaker 2: Heather began to panic. She was grateful that she wasn't
Speaker 2: alone and that her friend Kristen was there.
Speaker 1: Kristen is the one who called nine one one we're terrified.
Speaker 1: It was a pretty big house and there was a
Speaker 1: lot of doors, and I'm running around just like double
Speaker 1: checking everything is locked.
Speaker 3: We're turning off all the lights.
Speaker 2: They debated whether it was safer to leave or stay
Speaker 2: locked in the house.
Speaker 1: Christen's like, I think we should leave. I think we
Speaker 1: should leave. I'm like, but we're like, where are we
Speaker 1: going to go?
Speaker 3: I'm like, we're.
Speaker 1: Safe because, you know, like he can't get in the.
Speaker 2: Night before, despite the police's advice, Heather had changed the locks,
Speaker 2: so she felt safe enough to stay.
Speaker 1: And the nine to one one ladies like, don't leave.
Speaker 1: The police are on their way. The next thing you know,
Speaker 1: we hear him coming down the driveway and he's in
Speaker 1: my dad's car.
Speaker 3: Kristen's on the phone with nine to one one.
Speaker 1: She's saying, like he's hearing scair but he's at the back,
Speaker 1: and she's like, just stay calm, just stay calm.
Speaker 3: The police have been dispatched, they're on the way.
Speaker 1: She's like, where the.
Speaker 4: Fuck are they?
Speaker 3: I can hear my heart something.
Speaker 1: It came down the driveway and beside the garage is
Speaker 1: a side door, and then you're in the mudroom, so
Speaker 1: I hear him like, put his key in there.
Speaker 3: Then I hear him come to the front door, same thing.
Speaker 3: Put his key in didn't work.
Speaker 2: She was relieved.
Speaker 1: And then the next thing, I note he's come in
Speaker 1: through the dining room window.
Speaker 2: He had broken into the house. Heather felt a surge
Speaker 2: of adrenaline and she made a snap decision.
Speaker 1: And I like bolt out of the bedroom screaming. I said,
Speaker 1: I know who you are. I know you're Jason Porter.
Speaker 1: I know you've been online dating, I know you've been
Speaker 1: in prison.
Speaker 3: I know everything.
Speaker 2: But Jace was unfazed.
Speaker 1: He's in the kitchen going to the coffee machine to
Speaker 1: make himself an espresso.
Speaker 3: And he literally looks at me and shrugs and he's like.
Speaker 2: So minutes later the cops arrived.
Speaker 1: I'm like freaking out. He's so calm and cool and collected.
Speaker 2: One of the cops took Jason's side to talk with
Speaker 2: him one on one.
Speaker 1: And I was like, what's going on, Like why aren't
Speaker 1: you arresting him? And they're like, he's claiming you assaulted him. Heather,
Speaker 1: I couldn't even believe what I was hearing. I guess
Speaker 1: that night we had the fight five weeks prior now,
Speaker 1: he's claiming I assaulted him, and apparently there's some sort
Speaker 1: of proof.
Speaker 2: Heather told them that never happened.
Speaker 1: I said, you know, this guy is a master photoshopper
Speaker 1: and he can edit videos like whatever the evidence is,
Speaker 1: it's not real. And they said, Jace is not going
Speaker 1: to press charges tonight.
Speaker 3: However, he is.
Speaker 1: Reinstating himself in the house and you have to give
Speaker 1: him one of the new keys.
Speaker 2: Heather was incredulous. She couldn't believe the police's response.
Speaker 1: They said to me, if you don't feel safe, you
Speaker 1: should leave. The police left and they left us in
Speaker 1: the house together.
Speaker 2: As soon as the police left, Jace jumped into action.
Speaker 1: Jace goes into the office, which also had two French doors,
Speaker 1: and he took an iPhone cord and wrapped it around
Speaker 1: so I couldn't come in. And he sat there and
Speaker 1: he erased the computer and then he comes out and
Speaker 1: he was like, I'll be back tomorrow early.
Speaker 2: Heather wanted to be gone by the time he came back.
Speaker 1: I loaded up the car with as much as I could,
Speaker 1: and Kristin brilliantly walked through the entire house and the
Speaker 1: entire downstairs where the showroom was and made recordings saying
Speaker 1: this is Heather's, this is Heather's, this is Heather, this
Speaker 1: is the business that's Jase's.
Speaker 2: About a week later, Heather returned to the house for
Speaker 2: the first time.
Speaker 3: There were already things missing. He had taken my Dyson,
Speaker 3: he took the Google speakers, he took my go program
Speaker 3: like he took all the stuff.
Speaker 2: During this time, Heather found out Jace had a new girlfriend.
Speaker 1: He was taking things that were mine and giving them
Speaker 1: to her. So the whole month I thought he was
Speaker 1: living at the office or sleeping in his car, yet
Speaker 1: in fact moved in with this other woman.
Speaker 2: She later learned that when she'd gone to the city
Speaker 2: for a few days and Jace mentioned washing the sheets,
Speaker 2: it was because his new girlfriend had been at the
Speaker 2: house and had slept in her bed. Heather's parents decided
Speaker 2: to press charges for the stolen jewel rate. Jace agreed
Speaker 2: to turn himself in, but before he did, he showed
Speaker 2: up at the Aurora house and asked Heather to let
Speaker 2: him in to talk one last time.
Speaker 1: I sat down at the kitchen table and he's leaning
Speaker 1: at the island, and he still said, you know, you're
Speaker 1: the best thing that ever happened to me other I
Speaker 1: loved you. He tried to convince me he never cheated
Speaker 1: on me, and this is all just a big misunderstanding.
Speaker 1: This is just going to devastate my son.
Speaker 2: The son she'd never met. In that moment, Heather felt
Speaker 2: split in two.
Speaker 1: And there's a part of me that's looking at him, going,
Speaker 1: I love this person. My heart still looks at him
Speaker 1: and feels love. And then there's the other side of
Speaker 1: me that's like disbelief. And he's stole all your mom's
Speaker 1: jewelry and he's a predator.
Speaker 2: She saw through the facade.
Speaker 1: And I was like, you did all this, like you're
Speaker 1: still gaslighting me. You're still trying to turn this around
Speaker 1: and make it like it's my fault. And he left,
Speaker 1: and he went off and got arrested.
Speaker 2: In September of twenty twenty one. He was arrested for
Speaker 2: theft under five thousand dollars and possession of property obtained
Speaker 2: by crime. When Jason raised the computer at their house
Speaker 2: in Aurora, he deleted a lot of evidence. Heather and
Speaker 2: her family hired a lawyer to help them prove that
Speaker 2: Jay stole far more than five thousand dollars from them.
Speaker 2: Heather wanted to get out of the house she shared
Speaker 2: with Jase. She began to sell off their belongings. She
Speaker 2: listed the furniture she bought for Jason's son on Facebook
Speaker 2: marketplace and began clearing out the kid's bedroom, which had
Speaker 2: sat empty during their whole relationship.
Speaker 1: Then I see this, like all the stuff under the bed.
Speaker 3: I'm like, what's this that?
Speaker 1: So I pull it out and it's a plastic bag
Speaker 1: just stuffed to with like papers.
Speaker 2: These were court documents, and.
Speaker 1: I realized I'm staring at all his things from family
Speaker 1: court and I'm reading that he was only ever going
Speaker 1: to have these twice a week supervised visits.
Speaker 3: There was no custody battle.
Speaker 2: Jason Porter does have a son. In fact, he has
Speaker 2: more than one child, though Heather only ever heard about one,
Speaker 2: but his custody arrangement had been decided in February twenty nineteen,
Speaker 2: a year before Heather and Jace moved in together. The
Speaker 2: hope that Jason Heather would have unsupervised visits or sleepovers
Speaker 2: with his son was never a reality. The central tension
Speaker 2: of their relationship Heather waiting to meet his son, the
Speaker 2: custody battle. It was all manufactured.
Speaker 3: There was no lawyer, there was no nothing. It was
Speaker 3: all a lie.
Speaker 1: I had been deceived for over three years about this
Speaker 1: family court situation that didn't exist. And also in that
Speaker 1: bag were the birthday cards and Christmas cards I had
Speaker 1: given his son.
Speaker 2: And that wasn't all. As she continued to clean out
Speaker 2: the house, Heather found more and more.
Speaker 1: There were my mom's missing credit cards. There were all
Speaker 1: these SIM cards and credit cards and a burner phone.
Speaker 1: I can't even believe what I'm looking at.
Speaker 2: Jace didn't have to post bail, and shortly after being arrested,
Speaker 2: he was released again.
Speaker 1: August of Tember October of twenty twenty one, or probably
Speaker 1: three of the worst months of my life because it
Speaker 1: was just exhausting.
Speaker 2: And what made it even harder was that she got
Speaker 2: little to no help from the police.
Speaker 1: I realized when the police weren't going to help me,
Speaker 1: I wanted answers. I wanted somebody to hold this guy accountable.
Speaker 2: She got in touch with a local journalist at Toronto
Speaker 2: Life magazine.
Speaker 3: They do often some really great investigative.
Speaker 1: Stories, and maybe like a week later, I was sitting
Speaker 1: down with a journalist, Jane Gerster, and she was incredible
Speaker 1: I realized if I hold on to feeling embarrassed and
Speaker 1: ashamed about what he did to me, it just gives
Speaker 1: him more power and more fuel.
Speaker 2: Heather wanted to take back her story, and she wanted
Speaker 2: to stop jas. This article would be a great way
Speaker 2: to do that. When the piece came out.
Speaker 1: Within days, I'm having people reach out to me, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh my god, I'm connecting with more victims
Speaker 1: of his, and I have more people just randomly reaching
Speaker 1: out to me.
Speaker 2: She learned really quickly the scale of Jason Porter's con.
Speaker 2: He had scammed so many women, and their stories all
Speaker 2: followed the same pattern. Jace posed as the perfect boyfriend
Speaker 2: in order to gain access to their possessions. The story
Speaker 2: being out in the open allowed them to come together.
Speaker 1: All the women I've connected with, they're lovely, Leslie. I
Speaker 1: talked to her yesterday. I talked to her all the time.
Speaker 1: She is such an beautiful, amazing woman. Judy, I have
Speaker 1: so much respect for her. She is such a titan
Speaker 1: in business. And there's some that I still haven't even
Speaker 1: met in person, But like every now and then one
Speaker 1: of them will call and I'll be like, I was
Speaker 1: thinking about you.
Speaker 2: Jay's hurt a lot of people. It took three and
Speaker 2: a half years for Heather to finally see her day
Speaker 2: in court. Once everything was uncovered, Heather's family learned that
Speaker 2: Jace stole over fifty thousand dollars in value from them
Speaker 2: through stolen property. Purchase is made with Heather's credit card,
Speaker 2: unpaid bills, and more. But because Jay's deleted everything off
Speaker 2: the computer, there wasn't enough evidence to prove the full
Speaker 2: extent of his crimes.
Speaker 1: In January of twenty twenty four, we finally were set
Speaker 1: to start the trial, and as luck would have it,
Speaker 1: Jace's lawyer was sick that day, so everybody got sent
Speaker 1: home and court was going to readjourn on Wednesday and
Speaker 1: I was going to be the first witness up. I
Speaker 1: get a phone call from the opp detective saying, don't
Speaker 1: bother coming to court. Court's been adjourned. Why, well, some
Speaker 1: very serious allegations have been brought forward. He said, did
Speaker 1: you see flyers the other day at court? I'm like flyars, Like,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: The courthouse had been canvassed with flyers campaigning against Jace.
Speaker 1: And it's a picture of Jace and it says guilty
Speaker 1: Jace Parati, and he said, they basically implicate you for
Speaker 1: jury tampering. Heather.
Speaker 2: It looked like someone was trying to bias the jury
Speaker 2: against him and that could have serious consequences.
Speaker 1: At the very bottom of the flyer, it says something like,
Speaker 1: if you have more information or would like to be interviewed,
Speaker 1: contact heatherovet at Gmail or call and it was my
Speaker 1: phone number, but I'm like, oh, he actually got my
Speaker 1: phone number wrong by one digit.
Speaker 2: The police began investigating who was behind the flyers.
Speaker 1: Jace was eventually arrested or obstruction of justice, jury tampering,
Speaker 1: and Detective con said to me, these are very serious allegations.
Speaker 1: These actually hold way more weight than the theft and crime.
Speaker 2: On January twentieth, twenty twenty five, Jas pled guilty to
Speaker 2: one count of theft of property over five thousand dollars
Speaker 2: and one count of possession of property obtained by crime
Speaker 2: over five thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Two months later, there was a sentencing hearing and we
Speaker 3: got to read our victim impact statements and I went
Speaker 3: in person and he was there and he wouldn't look
Speaker 3: at me, he wouldn't acknowledge me.
Speaker 2: The judge ended up giving him more time than the
Speaker 2: prosecutors asked for.
Speaker 3: So he got two years last one day.
Speaker 1: She definitely made a point of referencing that it wasn't
Speaker 1: just a robbery and theft. It was calculated, done over
Speaker 1: a length of time. There was the intimacy and bringing
Speaker 1: him into my family. He really betrayed our trust. The
Speaker 1: judge ordered him into and he was led away in handcuffs.
Speaker 2: After her trial, Heather had to focus on healing and
Speaker 2: rebuilding her life.
Speaker 1: I had two therapists. I did a lot of amdr
Speaker 1: for the trauma. I've gotten way more into meditating and
Speaker 1: Kundalini yoga.
Speaker 3: I know it all helps.
Speaker 2: Another part of her healing has been sharing her story.
Speaker 2: Heather told her story on a documentary alongside other women
Speaker 2: that were victimized by Jason Porter.
Speaker 1: By talking publicly, I felt like it gave me back
Speaker 1: my story, like it gave me control, It gave me confidence,
Speaker 1: it gave me.
Speaker 3: The power back.
Speaker 2: She's become a face of the movement to criminalize and
Speaker 2: stop serial romance gammers.
Speaker 1: And after all of this, it's still not a crime
Speaker 1: what he did to me. You know, I really hope
Speaker 1: that times change and I just wish the system would
Speaker 1: recognize the emotional abuse, especially if it's from a known felon.
Speaker 2: It's helping her and she hopes her story brings awareness.
Speaker 3: My story is not unique.
Speaker 1: There is a Jason Jason in every town, city, province,
Speaker 1: country around the world. One in twenty five people are
Speaker 1: a sociopath, psychopath, narcissist, whatever. If something doesn't feel right,
Speaker 1: you ought to be able to speak to that person
Speaker 1: and get a straight answer. But it's very hard when
Speaker 1: you are being conditioned, groomed, love bombed and you're not
Speaker 1: thinking straight. And I do think those little nudges of
Speaker 1: not feeling right, it's easy to ignore them, but I
Speaker 1: do think that's like your deepest intuition, Like that's something
Speaker 1: in you that's saying like, uh huh, that doesn't listen, listen,
Speaker 1: and it's a soft whisper, but I think we have
Speaker 1: to listen to that.
Speaker 2: We end every weekly episode with the same question, why
Speaker 2: do you want to share your story?
Speaker 3: Your podcast?
Speaker 1: I feel helps heal the internal bruises that we can't see,
Speaker 1: like you just feel this, like, oh my god, it's
Speaker 1: not just me.
Speaker 3: I'm not so alone.
Speaker 1: I'm not making up how I'm feeling like it's so validating.
Speaker 1: It's that human heart connection that's so important. When you
Speaker 1: tell your story, you're taking ownership of it, and that
Speaker 1: is so empowering.
Speaker 2: If you want to watch Heather's documentary, you can find
Speaker 2: it on Amazon Prime. It's called rom Con. Who the
Speaker 2: f Is? Jason Porter On the next episode of Betrayal Weekly.
Speaker 4: She made it seem like it was a normal thing.
Speaker 4: But we'd have gold bars. A gold bar. I remember
Speaker 4: at the time it being like ten thousand dollars. It
Speaker 4: was like the slow burn to like that wasn't weird
Speaker 4: to me. I don't think I was even always told
Speaker 4: what I was doing. I just did whatever she asked
Speaker 4: me to do.
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