The Love Lies & Life Lessons Podcast
✨ “Because behind every lie, there’s a lesson—and behind every lesson, there’s love.”Love, Lies and Life Lessons is a bold and unfiltered podcast that unpacks the real truths about relationships, trust, and the choices that shape our lives.
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- Sep 7, 2026
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☕💔 THE COFFEE CEO WHO DROWNED HIS DAUGHTER — WHEN REVENGE BECAME MURDER (opens the original)
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What kind of father drowns his own nine-year-old daughter in a shallow swamp? What kind of man takes his child on a court-approved vacation and uses that time to plan her murder? What kind of person kills his own flesh and blood, hides her body under a rock in a remote pond, and then calls police to report a fake kidnapping — triggering a massive Amber Alert and a manhunt across two states? This is not a movie. This actually happened. On July 19, 2025, nine-year-old Melina Frattolin was on a sum
She Said Slow Down — He Didn’t: Monica White, Anthony Robinson & the Red Flags That May Have Saved Her Life (opens the original)
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❤️🔥 What happens when a new relationship moves fast, feels intense, and starts crossing boundaries before you fully understand who you are dealing with? In this episode of Love, Lies & Life Lessons, Ronda tells the story of Monica White and Anthony Robinson, a relationship that began through online dating and slowly revealed troubling warning signs. Monica was coming out of a painful divorce and open to companionship when Robinson entered her life with attention, frequent communication, and an
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