I'm Lola Blanc and I'm Megan Elizabeth and we're the hosts of Trust Me, the podcast about cults, extreme belief and the abuse of power.

Now on Podcast One, we're real life cult survivors and we're here to tell you anyone can join a cult.

If you've ever dived headfirst into a new self-help program or believed wholeheartedly in a spiritual practice or even just trusted someone with your life,

guess what? You're just as susceptible as everyone else.

No one is safe, especially not Megan. I'm the most susceptible.

We want to debunk the myth that people who join cults are uneducated or naive or broken, because anyone can be manipulated by an arsesist or feel good in a new group they've joined.

And we should know we both have been. Join us every week as we explore the world of extreme belief, talk to survivors and experts,

and share our own experiences with cults and the abuse of power. Don't be fooled. You might be next.

Get new episodes of Trust Me every Wednesday on Podcast One, Spotify, Apple Podcast and anywhere you get your podcasts.

Hello everyone and welcome, depths of 312 of the True Crime all the time, months off, Podcast. I'm Mike Ferguson and with me as always is my partner in True Crime, Mike Gibson. Give me how are you?

I'm doing good. How about you? I'm doing pretty well. Good. I was rough week last week. I talked about it, but the family's doing better and we're moving forward. That's good.

Let's go ahead and give our Patreon shout outs. We had Laurie Ann Webster. What's going on Webster? Alicia Rice. Sean Riley.

Hey, Riley. Emil Garrison Zlewega jumped out of the highest level. Hey, thanks Emil. Donna Balfour. There's Donna.

Good Lord. Chelsea James. Hey, James now in Zen. What's up? Now. Kierta jumped out of the highest level. Kierta, thank you. Kristen Hacker. Hey, Hacker. LJ. J. Gwendolyn Wheeler jumped out of the highest level. Hey, appreciate that Wheeler. Michael Hardy. Hey, Michael. Judith Anderson. Hey, Anderson. Olaf Urna. Gujana Doctor.

I know there's a lot of people excited when Olaf shows up. That's what I'm going with. Yeah. Hannah Banana. Hey, Hannah Banana. And last but not least, York jumped out of the highest level. And thank you, York. And if we go back into the vault.

This week, we selected Nicole Burretta. That's awesome. Nicole. Yeah, so we appreciate all the Patreon support. And we had some great PayPal donations from Benjamin Sturros and Claire Bountie.

We appreciate that Claire. Gibbs right now on True Crime all the time. We have an episode out on Jeffrey McDonald, the infamous doctor convicted of killing his wife and two girls. Yeah, that's a really good one.

It's such an interesting case because there are people in both camps. Sure. You know, people that believe he did it, people that believe he's innocent. And so, you know, you kind of weighed through the facts of which there are not that many.

Right. And, you know, kind of see what you think or if it crime, but yeah, that part is not in doubt. No. And absolutely horrific. Triple murder. All right, buddy. Are you ready to get into this episode of True Crime all the time?

I am ready. We are talking about the murder of Dorothy Jane Scott, 32 year old Dorothy Jane Scott went missing close to midnight on May 28th, 1980. Dorothy was last seen at the University of California Irvine Medical Center where she had taken a coworker who needed urgent medical care.

Dorothy's car was seen speeding out of the parking lot and was found a few hours later, burning in an alley in Santa Ana, but Dorothy was nowhere to be found. Dorothy Jane Scott was born on April 23rd, 1948 in McKee's port, Pennsylvania, according to find a great.

Dorothy's parents were Jacob Lewis Scott and Vera Arlene McKee Scott Jacob passed away in 1994 and Vera passed away in 2002. Dorothy had two brothers named Alan and James.

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