Speaker 1: Certain portions of what you're about to hear have been
Speaker 1: dramatized based on real life events, eyewitness accounts, and court records.
Speaker 1: Mayor Smith is an Irish heiress worth millions. Let's get started.
Speaker 1: She was so majestic, she was royal, and I was
Speaker 1: immediately drowned. She made quite a splash, didn't she see day?
Speaker 1: Mayor is dating a powerful Los Angeles politician, and she's
Speaker 1: fighting tooth and nail with her wealthy family back in
Speaker 1: Ireland over a twenty five million Euro inheritance. That's thirty
Speaker 1: four million in American dollars. There's a clause in the
Speaker 1: inheritance that if she's convicted of a felony, she gets disinherited.
Speaker 1: Did you hear that story too? I warned Mayor that
Speaker 1: her family might try to frame her with a crime
Speaker 1: to get her disinherited and keep her millions for themselves,
Speaker 1: But she laughs it off until one day you have
Speaker 1: a collective call from the Century Regional Detention Facility from
Speaker 1: Jonathan Press want to accept you were right. I was
Speaker 1: arrested today. My family set me up to make it
Speaker 1: look like I stole two hundred thousand dollars from Pacific
Speaker 1: Islands trying to get me Disinheritance. I'm Jonathan Walton and
Speaker 1: this is Queen of the Con Episode two, The Inheritance.
Speaker 1: I'm at work when I get that jailhouse phone call,
Speaker 1: so like sitting next to you, and you're just like
Speaker 1: holy shit. You're like my friend Mayor, she's arrested, and
Speaker 1: I'm like what Evan Goldstein and I are producing a
Speaker 1: History Channel show when Mayor calls me from jail and
Speaker 1: lie of and you were you witnessed that phone call? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was. I was sitting right next to you, and
Speaker 1: you were like ashen, like you lost all the color
Speaker 1: in your face. It's been fourteen months since the day
Speaker 1: I met Mayor, and we'd become best friends. Actually we'd
Speaker 1: become more than best friends. We'd become family. This is
Speaker 1: like your sister calling you from jail, but from the
Speaker 1: outside in it felt like this train wreck, but like
Speaker 1: what happens next. I got hooked on the story too,
Speaker 1: And as Evan will go on to witness firsthand, there
Speaker 1: are many more crazy plot twists ahead. Fasten your seat belts.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a bumping nuts enough to give
Speaker 1: Betty Davis's character in All About eve whiplash. What is
Speaker 1: he talking about? Shortly after Mayor calls me from jail,
Speaker 1: her boyfriend the politician phones to ask if I can
Speaker 1: bail her out of jail. He tells me he can't
Speaker 1: because he doesn't want his wife and kids finding out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's married. You see, when you bail someone out of jail,
Speaker 1: it becomes public record in the court system. And the
Speaker 1: last thing the politician wants is someone in the press
Speaker 1: discovering he posted bail for a woman who is not
Speaker 1: his wife. The politician assures me, though Mayor will pay
Speaker 1: me back. She's a wealthy woman. She's good for it.
Speaker 1: Don't worry. So you heard me on the phone calling
Speaker 1: around for a bail bondsman. Oh yeah, that's right. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then it became this thing where it's like you
Speaker 1: had to figure it out. I think you're talking like
Speaker 1: getting quotes or something. Do you talk to a couple
Speaker 1: of them? Yeah, I talked to a bunch of them.
Speaker 1: I'd never build anyone out of jail before Mayor's bail
Speaker 1: is set at seventy thousand dollars, and every bail bondsman
Speaker 1: I call wants at least ten percent or seven thousand
Speaker 1: dollars cat to get her out, but the politician has
Speaker 1: connections and turns me onto a guy he knows who'll
Speaker 1: do it for. So that's what I pay dollars to
Speaker 1: bail Mayor Smith out of jail. And that's when I
Speaker 1: learned her name isn't actually Mayor Smith at all, it's
Speaker 1: Mary Anne Smith. I think nothing of it, but looking back,
Speaker 1: that was a huge red flag. Luckily, the politician shows
Speaker 1: up on my doorstep the very next day with cash
Speaker 1: in hand. After I built her out of jail. He
Speaker 1: paid me back. He said it was her money. She's
Speaker 1: good for it. She's good for it. She's a woman
Speaker 1: of her word. And so begins the all out war
Speaker 1: for Mayor's inheritance. I'm drafted as a soldier on the
Speaker 1: front lines, and I'm happy to help in any way
Speaker 1: I can. After all, she's like a sister to me
Speaker 1: at this point, and it really pisces me off that
Speaker 1: the owner of the Pacific Islands travel agency would conspire
Speaker 1: with Mayor's family to frame her with a crime and
Speaker 1: disqualify her from that twenty five million euro inheritance. I mean,
Speaker 1: she's their star employee. What kind of saleswoman was she
Speaker 1: was she good. Oh my god, she was the best.
Speaker 1: Michelle Roque is a coworker of Mayor's selling vacations to
Speaker 1: the Pacific Islands, and she was a Tahiti specialist. Basically,
Speaker 1: she sells a lot of packages to Bora Bora, Tahiti, Morea,
Speaker 1: so the South specific. Pretty much. When we're short in sales,
Speaker 1: JP would be like, Mayor, we need some sales. She
Speaker 1: would make it happen in a day or two. And
Speaker 1: JP is the owner of Pacific Islands. Correct, Yes, Mayor
Speaker 1: sold like the hundred thousand this month. So he's ecstatic
Speaker 1: about that because these are expensive vacations right, oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: at least a minimum of ten dollars in one week
Speaker 1: and that's the low end. How was Mayor with clients, Well,
Speaker 1: she's very popular. Everybody was like Mayor was good. Mayor
Speaker 1: was great because she's the sweetest. She will go out
Speaker 1: of her way to do things for you. And she
Speaker 1: did that for me because I was new in town.
Speaker 1: I needed like a place to stay. She helped me
Speaker 1: with all of that. She would go a mile for you.
Speaker 1: We became really good friends. Actually we became really close.
Speaker 1: She helped me get my apartment I mean, she made
Speaker 1: it happen in a couple of weeks. She goes, I
Speaker 1: know the owner, I can get you in. She even said,
Speaker 1: I'll go ahead and pay for the deposit, and you
Speaker 1: just paid me back later. So she paid you the
Speaker 1: deposit for your apartment. Paid. Yeah, And she said I'll
Speaker 1: take care of it because I us going back and
Speaker 1: forth between Fresno and l a sot that weekend that
Speaker 1: I was supposed to sign all of the paperwork. She says,
Speaker 1: don't worry about it, I got it. You just pay
Speaker 1: me when you get back or whenever. I said, okay,
Speaker 1: that's nice. So she's she's very sweet, and JP, the
Speaker 1: owner of Pacific Islands, loves sweet Mayor. Remember, JP is
Speaker 1: the guy that Mayor says is best friends with her
Speaker 1: cousin Fenton back in Ireland. Mayor is making a lot
Speaker 1: of money for JP, selling nearly a million dollars in
Speaker 1: luxury vacations a year for his company. Mayor says she
Speaker 1: spends a lot of time in the Pacific Islands growing up,
Speaker 1: taking yearly vacations there with her family, so getting to
Speaker 1: relive those happy experiences while describing these exotic, sun drenched
Speaker 1: places to prospective clients, brings her tremendous joy, and it
Speaker 1: also makes her a great saleswoman. I mean, when you
Speaker 1: love what you sell, the product sells itself right. And
Speaker 1: JP is grateful to Mayor for bringing in so much business.
Speaker 1: And Mayor is grateful to JP for giving her a
Speaker 1: purpose and something fun to do while living in Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: and she shows her appreciation for JP publicly. Mayor used
Speaker 1: to because I used to tag along with her all
Speaker 1: the time, because she gives me a right to work
Speaker 1: in home. Every day. She would always buy a nice
Speaker 1: expensive bottle of Coniak or something for JP. So I'm thinking, wow,
Speaker 1: they have a really good relationship. She would buy expensive stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 1: coniacs expensive. Oh yeah, and she would not just buy
Speaker 1: just the cheap one. She would drag me to distours.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh, I am looking for this specific coniac
Speaker 1: to ball or. You know. So I say they have
Speaker 1: a good relationship. It was great. But at some point,
Speaker 1: when the fight for mayor his inheritance starts heating up,
Speaker 1: her relationship with JP starts to change. Remember, Mayor says
Speaker 1: JP is best friends with her cousin Fenton back in Ireland,
Speaker 1: and clearly JP is taking Fenton's side in trying to
Speaker 1: deny Mayor her rightful share of that million euro inheritance.
Speaker 1: So JP and Mayor have a spectacular falling out. They're
Speaker 1: fighting like hell, oh yeah, definitely. Would there be shouting?
Speaker 1: Would he shout at her? Well, you know they will
Speaker 1: shut the door normally, but you would hear him in
Speaker 1: JP's office. She told me that JP is working with
Speaker 1: her family and set her up to make it look
Speaker 1: like she stole two dollars. Yes, yes, So Mayor is
Speaker 1: fired and then arrested for grand theft. I bail her
Speaker 1: out of jail. She's no longer working at Pacific Islands
Speaker 1: in July, and as the weeks pass, she's no longer
Speaker 1: working at all anywhere. I'm worried about her. Mayor is
Speaker 1: unemployed and that really concerns me. I mean, I know
Speaker 1: she has plenty of money to live on, but not
Speaker 1: working can drive a person crazy, you know, and it's
Speaker 1: driving her crazy. Then one day she calls me up
Speaker 1: and tells me she got a job as a psychic. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a psychic, using yet another name, an empathic psychic. Mayor says,
Speaker 1: she calls up one of those psychic numbers and takes
Speaker 1: a test over the phone and passes with flying colors.
Speaker 1: She says the gift runs in her family and that
Speaker 1: she's always been ashamed of it, but now she needs
Speaker 1: to use it to make a living, and in no
Speaker 1: time at all, she has a slew of clients and
Speaker 1: a splashy website with an explainer video that I produce.
Speaker 1: I've always had a gift since I was a little girl,
Speaker 1: and her Irish accent is suddenly not so Irish. It
Speaker 1: materialized throughout my childhood and I didn't really understand what
Speaker 1: it was. I would always know things were happening before
Speaker 1: they happened, and everyone would laugh at me, so I
Speaker 1: stopped admitting that I knew these things were going to happen,
Speaker 1: but things would have developed, like for instance, I knew
Speaker 1: my dad was leaving, and a week later my dad left.
Speaker 1: Um I knew I was going to have a fall
Speaker 1: and break my shoulder, and for two weeks before the
Speaker 1: event happened, I was four years old. My mom said,
Speaker 1: don't bring such things into being, but I could picture
Speaker 1: myself falling, and on the day I was wearing the
Speaker 1: outfit that I saw myself falling and I cried for
Speaker 1: an hour, I didn't want to wear it, and I balloon.
Speaker 1: It was exactly as I saw hi it. So I've
Speaker 1: always visioned things and felt things. So I grow to
Speaker 1: accept Mayor as a psychic fairly quickly. I truly believe
Speaker 1: she has a gift. I mean I witness it, and
Speaker 1: so does my buddy Evan in a weird kind of way.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm a psychic. If you ever want to talk,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't remember if she was like heavily
Speaker 1: discounted prices or she's like, I'll just do it because
Speaker 1: you're friends with Jonathan, but you know, she kind of
Speaker 1: offered up her her psychic services. You know. I was
Speaker 1: in a very kind of dark place at that point.
Speaker 1: Evan and I are working on a show he created
Speaker 1: called Fat Guys in the Woods for the Weather Channel.
Speaker 1: We secured our place at the top of the food
Speaker 1: change and now we have the waistline to prove it.
Speaker 1: And he moves into our guest room for a few
Speaker 1: months because he's having trouble at home, major trouble. So
Speaker 1: your wife was cheating you. I found out she was cheating,
Speaker 1: But before you knew for sure, Mayor told me, yeah,
Speaker 1: she's cheating. And it's a blonde guy and it was
Speaker 1: and it was a blond guy. Like, how does she
Speaker 1: know that? Yeah? How could she? She didn't tell you this.
Speaker 1: This is when she met you for one or two
Speaker 1: times in the place. She's like, yeah, I had a
Speaker 1: vision and she is cheating on him, and it's with
Speaker 1: a blond guy and it turned out to be a
Speaker 1: very blond guy. But how does she know that? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I know, right, that's and you were a stranger to
Speaker 1: her at that point. She just met you, and she
Speaker 1: didn't know that many details either about what to just
Speaker 1: pick that out of the air. Could have been a redhead,
Speaker 1: could have been a brown hair guy. Most guys have
Speaker 1: brown or black hair, I mean most of mine guys. Anyway, Look,
Speaker 1: it would have been easy to laugh the whole thing
Speaker 1: off as a parlor trick and dismiss the idea of
Speaker 1: Mayor being an actual psychic. But very quickly, tons of
Speaker 1: other people all over Los Angeles start beating a path
Speaker 1: to her door for readings. So I found Mayor Annie
Speaker 1: out in attorney Michelle Thompson DaCosta is having some life issues.
Speaker 1: I wanted to see a psychic. She had great reviews,
Speaker 1: and so I booked her for one reading and then
Speaker 1: that's how I got to know her. And how was
Speaker 1: your reading? Your first reading with her? She was spot on.
Speaker 1: She was so spot on. That's when I referred my mother.
Speaker 1: I referred every friend and I was like, you have
Speaker 1: to go see her. And that is the one thing
Speaker 1: because people ask me, you know, people tell me the
Speaker 1: psychic thing was a scam. I'm like, no, she really
Speaker 1: was psychic. She was at my husband's birthday party once
Speaker 1: and I saw her read like three or four people
Speaker 1: brought them to tears, like it's crazy. She knew dates, names.
Speaker 1: It's just weird, you know, timeframes, and with clairvoyant abilities
Speaker 1: like that, mayor quickly begins attracting a whole other level
Speaker 1: of clientele. So I'm the CEO and founder of Global
Speaker 1: Women's Empowerment Network. As the head of a major nonprofit
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles, test catch A Tory is way more
Speaker 1: grounded in reality than in psychic readings. But her business
Speaker 1: partner implores her to reconsider. And he called me up
Speaker 1: and said, oh my gosh, I have this fabulous psychic.
Speaker 1: I want to pay for a reading for you. And
Speaker 1: I said, uh not thanks, I just didn't want to
Speaker 1: go there, you know, for whatever reason intuitively are otherwise
Speaker 1: He just raved about her and said, well, you know,
Speaker 1: let me know if you change your mind. But she's
Speaker 1: really interested in women empowerment and maybe you guys can
Speaker 1: have a conversation. So we did have a converse station.
Speaker 1: We lasted about almost an hour and we instantly clicked,
Speaker 1: and she was so excited about GWEN Global Women's Empowerment
Speaker 1: Network and what we're doing, and thought that maybe she
Speaker 1: might be able to help in one way or another.
Speaker 1: She said she had a lot of celebrity clients that
Speaker 1: she can't disclose right then, so she offered to help. Yes,
Speaker 1: I was so excited. Does she name any celebrities or
Speaker 1: she said she can't name them? At first she said
Speaker 1: I can't name them, but then she would drop little hints.
Speaker 1: Then it would unravel that one of her big clients
Speaker 1: and her you know, favorite friends was Jennifer Aniston. And
Speaker 1: so she said, I want to bring Jennifer and you
Speaker 1: know and have you meet her, and I want you
Speaker 1: to you know, I think she'll be really happy to
Speaker 1: be like a spokesperson for GWEN. So I was so excited.
Speaker 1: That's freaking huge, that's huge. I mean somebody like yeah wow.
Speaker 1: So Mayor's career as a soothsayer appears to be taking
Speaker 1: off fast, especially with the A list crowd in Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: celebrities like Jennifer Anniston. All of a sudden, Mayor moves
Speaker 1: out of my apartment building and into a brand new, plush,
Speaker 1: opulent high rise. How much was it. It was close
Speaker 1: to six thousand a month. That's a ton of money,
Speaker 1: and especially in l A, It's like that's a lot
Speaker 1: of money to burn on an apartment every month. But
Speaker 1: Mayor says living there is good for her burgeoning psychic
Speaker 1: business because it engenders trust and confidence from her clients,
Speaker 1: especially her high end clients, and it helps build her
Speaker 1: brand as a psychic to the movers and shakers in Hollywood.
Speaker 1: She definitely kind of marched to the beat of her
Speaker 1: own drama, which was impressive, you know, like like she
Speaker 1: seemed like she had her ship together. My husband Pablo
Speaker 1: nominates Mayor for the Ice Bucket Challenge in and she
Speaker 1: has her massage therapist shoot this video in her swanky
Speaker 1: new apartment. Ready, no is it on? It's so Pablo,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for nominating me for this aos
Speaker 1: Ice bucket challenge like give it back to you and
Speaker 1: truly would since I can't. Here's who I'm nominating, the
Speaker 1: Double Dog Dare the Ice book at challenge for ao
Speaker 1: S Charity. See you on the dog You're on. I
Speaker 1: set up Baby Rose Hot Mama number two. Here's Ice
Speaker 1: and your baby. Last but not least, my loving child
Speaker 1: Chelsea student extraordinary. I hope your first week back to
Speaker 1: school is amazing, I said, girlfriend, and I don't want
Speaker 1: to hear about your chest cold. So let's get started morning.
Speaker 1: This is graphic and again, thank you Pablo. I will
Speaker 1: see you on Sunday. Let's go excuse the mess? How
Speaker 1: am I trust the ice water here? Oh Houston, I
Speaker 1: forgot to know you. You are going to say a word?
Speaker 1: Were you? Houston? Massage? There is to the stars you
Speaker 1: are talking on? Thanks so much O. No cubes in
Speaker 1: the cleavage. Things start going really well from there, especially
Speaker 1: on the inheritance front. She shows me an email from
Speaker 1: her Los Angeles attorney that makes it look like the
Speaker 1: Pacific Islands grand theft case against her is falling apart
Speaker 1: because it's bogus, thereby ensuring she'll get her inheritance very soon.
Speaker 1: The email went something like ms Smith. The prosecutor who
Speaker 1: filed charges against you on behalf of Pacific Islands is
Speaker 1: having trouble turning over discovery. He's either lost his files
Speaker 1: or they never existed in the first place. If we
Speaker 1: can't get your files, they're simply is no case. In
Speaker 1: my thirty years practicing law, I've never seen anything like it.
Speaker 1: The judge will throw this case out shortly. I am
Speaker 1: certain of it. I am so relieved things are really
Speaker 1: looking up for Mayor. But a few days later I
Speaker 1: go to pick her up at her swanky new apartment
Speaker 1: for brunch and find her doubled over, crying hysterically. They
Speaker 1: froll my bank accounts. I am locked out of all
Speaker 1: my money. And what's worse, she says she's not going
Speaker 1: to be allowed a jury trial. A single judge will
Speaker 1: be deciding her fate instead. I am so pissed. Her
Speaker 1: family in Ireland. They're paying off some dirty l a
Speaker 1: d A to freeze her bank account, so she's got
Speaker 1: no fucking money. What the fuck? I call my buddy
Speaker 1: Evan to tell him what happened. This is more or
Speaker 1: less how it went, dude. That's like John Grishamship and
Speaker 1: it's it's insane. The bogus Specific Islands case again. So
Speaker 1: it was about to be dismissed, and and now they
Speaker 1: pulled this. They're they're trying to pressure her to give
Speaker 1: up her inheritance if she signs something thinks she wants
Speaker 1: to give up her inheritance, her family's hold, and don't
Speaker 1: get the whole Pacific balance case dropped. Dude, She's got
Speaker 1: to fight it, man, I mean, yeah, she's gotta fight that.
Speaker 1: I gotta help her. The ship that goes on in Ireland.
Speaker 1: Here in America, you'd go to prison. Back in Ireland,
Speaker 1: you'd get a pat on the back. I am now
Speaker 1: more determined than ever to help Mayor clear her name
Speaker 1: and get her inheritance. So I start loaning her money
Speaker 1: to live on, since all her bank accounts and credit
Speaker 1: cards are frozen. I let her borrow almost six thousand
Speaker 1: dollars to pay her rent in that luxury apartment that month.
Speaker 1: Then the next month I lend her another thirty two
Speaker 1: d to move back into our building where the rent
Speaker 1: is considerably cheaper. And then I just keep lending her
Speaker 1: more cash to live on, almost sixteen thousand dollars in
Speaker 1: total at this point, why did you keep giving her money?
Speaker 1: I kept giving her money because she paid me back
Speaker 1: the first you know, dollars I loaned her to for bail.
Speaker 1: She paid me back the next day, or rather, the
Speaker 1: married politician paid me back the next day. It was
Speaker 1: her money. Yeah, I know, let's not forget. She was
Speaker 1: like I loved her like a sister. We were ending
Speaker 1: phone calls at that point with I love you, I
Speaker 1: love you like you know, like I loved her, like
Speaker 1: I loved who I thought she was. Well, you guys
Speaker 1: were friends for a long time time before she ever
Speaker 1: asked you for money. Yeah, yeah, fourteen months. As the
Speaker 1: weeks pass, I keep lending there more money. I'm out
Speaker 1: twenty dollars total. Then one day she tells me she's
Speaker 1: got some great news. The Los Angeles District attorney prosecuting
Speaker 1: her will agree to drop the bogus specific Island's case,
Speaker 1: clearing the way for her to get her inheritance if
Speaker 1: she can just pay fifty four thousand dollars. Now, I
Speaker 1: had zero experience with the criminal justice system at this point,
Speaker 1: like zero. I'd only ever been to court for a
Speaker 1: traffic ticket twenty years ago. But I did know attorneys
Speaker 1: and legal fees are prohibitively expensive, So paying fifty four
Speaker 1: thousand to clear Mer's name so she could get millions
Speaker 1: in inheritance seems like a no brainer to me. Now,
Speaker 1: I had almost depleted my checking account at this point
Speaker 1: loaning her twenty grand in cash. And while I make
Speaker 1: more than a hundred thousand a year as a reality
Speaker 1: TV producer, living in l A is expensive, very expensive.
Speaker 1: So I only had another four thousand in cash to
Speaker 1: loan her. And then I did something I can't believe
Speaker 1: I let myself do. I let her charge my credit
Speaker 1: cards fifty thousand dollars to make up the fifty four
Speaker 1: thousand she needed to get the case against her dropped.
Speaker 1: It felt like you were helping her, You're helping a
Speaker 1: friend in need. Yeah, I was rescuing a damsel in
Speaker 1: distress hundred percent, and like no hesitation. You know, there
Speaker 1: was no question because I'm sure you've been you know,
Speaker 1: you knew the whole story. I believe her family was
Speaker 1: crazy and they're out for money, and you know what
Speaker 1: people do for millions of dollars, people will kill. Mayor
Speaker 1: would always tell me about her childhood with her crazy
Speaker 1: Irish family in that same recording you heard in the
Speaker 1: last episode. She talks about how violence and fear punctuate
Speaker 1: every aspect of her life growing up. I identify with
Speaker 1: my father, and I told you about her. My dad
Speaker 1: had to leave because he was going to murder my mother.
Speaker 1: He had mapped it out in books, notebooks, journals, how
Speaker 1: he was going to murder my mother and dismember her body,
Speaker 1: and not dismember but getting rid of it. And he
Speaker 1: knew at that point he was really going to do
Speaker 1: something to my mom. So I know all too well
Speaker 1: what her family is capable of and what they'll do
Speaker 1: to get Mayor out of their way so they can
Speaker 1: take her inheritance. Why do you think she did have
Speaker 1: this inheritance coming? Like we're talking millions of dollars? Did
Speaker 1: she ever say anything or do anything that like was
Speaker 1: just like, this isn't bullshit. I really believe her. Well,
Speaker 1: she had a ton of evidence. She would show me
Speaker 1: emails from her barristers, which are lawyers in Ireland about
Speaker 1: her inheritance. She would show me she had like paperwork,
Speaker 1: she'd show you well emails. But still there's like a
Speaker 1: paper trio. It's not just her telling you exactly, but
Speaker 1: on her phone, like she would show me her phone
Speaker 1: and go, look what embarrassas saying, and I'd read it
Speaker 1: and be like, oh, blah blah million. But wow, that's
Speaker 1: a lot of money. So, in case you've lost track
Speaker 1: at this point, I've lone Mayor almost seventy thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: which is a lot of freaking money. You'd think I'd
Speaker 1: be worried, but I'm not worried at all because the
Speaker 1: bogus specific Island's case against her got dropped like a
Speaker 1: bad habit. And don't forget, she's getting ready to collect
Speaker 1: six and a half million dollars in inheritance. That was
Speaker 1: her share of the million euros. So life is good.
Speaker 1: Life is very very good. And then one day out
Speaker 1: of the blue, Mayor gets drown in jail. Again. I
Speaker 1: know exactly what's happening. She's being screwed over by her
Speaker 1: Irish family. Actually, Mayor isn't being screwed over at all.
Speaker 1: I am next time on Queen of the con And then, dude,
Speaker 1: you are not going to believe the ship Mayor Smith
Speaker 1: gets caught between a rock and a hard place. You've
Speaker 1: been scamming us out of money this whole time. You have,
Speaker 1: and that's only the beginning your purpose American. She was
Speaker 1: born in Bangor main in nine pack a lunch. This
Speaker 1: rabbit hole is long and winding. Pretty sure she drugged me.
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