Had to choose between watching the Twin Flames doc on Amazon or reading the raw court transcripts first

I picked the transcripts because I wanted the unedited facts without the Netflix-style editing. Has anyone else found that the documentaries leave out the most boring but damning financial details?

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tessap731d ago

Right?! Oh man, the transcripts are where the real gold is hiding. I did the same thing for that whole Fyre Festival mess years ago and it was just page after page of guys arguing over who owed who for a pallet of cheap water bottles... the boring stuff really tells the whole story. And you're spot on about the typos, I found one email where they misspelled their own company name three different ways in the same paragraph. Makes you wonder what else they just couldn't be bothered to get right.

fiona_hunt711d ago

Oh look, I can now bore my friends with _both_ the edited and unedited versions of the same scam!

theas281d ago

This is too good, I saved transcripts from a timeshare exit scam last year.

colescott1d ago

Better question is which version your friends will find more entertaining (if that's even possible). I swear each edit just adds a new layer of obviousness like the scammers couldn't help themselves and kept inserting more typos. The unedited version probably had "kindly do the needful" written seven times in all caps.