Show Notes
Amy McAuley's deceptions ran deeper than anyone really thought. The schemer's lies, big and small, took over her life and the lives of people around her. And these were no harmless fantasies.
A special bonus episode of Unravelling Amy finds the fraudster advertising for clients as a music therapist, and passing off her fake expertise as a psychologist. Jail stopped her in her tracks - but what can she expect behind bars?
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