Show Notes
Alexis Linkletter and Sabrina Deana Roga break down four unsettling Reddit stories of creeps hiding in plain sight. A woman finds her sister's husband has written a novel confessing his obsession with her. A cousin's "innocent" DMs turn into a scam that nearly costs her her family. A wife discovers her husband's friend group has a disturbing party tradition — and that he's known about it all along. And in a story sent in by a listener, a nursing student reveals her own professor tried to kill a woman he was fixated on. Alexis and Sabrina react in real time, unpacking what makes each of these people so unnervingly hard to spot — until it's too late.
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