Dirty Money Moves: Women in White Collar Crime

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Dirty Money Moves: Women in White Collar Crime dives deep into cases involving a more rare type of criminal, women who commit financial crimes. Scamming and financial crimes are usually a man’s game, but women dabble in it too. In Season Three of Dirty Money Moves, host, Jami Rice of MURDERISH, the podcast, takes listeners along as she investigates Tracii Hutsona, a self-described “winner” who appeared to have it all: successful businesses, multimillion dollar mansions, luxury cars, and the cash to spend on high-end jewelry and vacations. She claimed to have had a lengthy acting and modeling career, one that saw her on the cover of several major magazines, including Italian Vogue. She even claimed to have romantic ties to Keanu Reeves. But not much about Tracii seems to be real, except maybe her abilities as a con artist. Most recently, she made headlines for embezzling more than $1 million from Joumana Kidd, actress and ex wife of NBA star Jason Kidd, via Tracii’s luxury concierge business. Then, Tracii opened a restaurant in San Diego, fittingly called “Breakfast Bitch,” which was funded, in part, by Joumana’s money. These recent crimes may have garnered all the media attention, but they are by no means Tracii’s first run-ins with the law. She’s had a long history of schemes, going back 30 years. Yet, the most shocking thing about Tracii isn't the dollar amount she’s managed to steal over the years, but the way in which she victimizes the people closest to her, over and over again. This is the story of an extremely charismatic woman who can manipulate even the most savvy person into believing exactly what she needs them to, all in the pursuit of a lifestyle of luxury, glamour, and self-indulgence.

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04/14/2022

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6 min

4.5

out of 5

279 Ratings

Binge worthy

12/29/2024

GbyJim

I like the style of narration for this show. Host is concise and clear. Easy to binge episodes.
Too short and too many ads

Jan 5

Myyri

The episodes are too short with too many ads. I tried listening to one episode that had at least 5 ads in a row. There might have been more but I gave up listening during the 5th ad.
Interesting content!

09/06/2024

MaverickAbundance

Enjoy the content and the podcast host.
Why is there constant music?!

09/15/2024

Rita_Marie

I tried so hard, but it’s absolutely impossible to focus on what is being said, with nonstop music playing the entirety of an episode. I kept thinking it would stop. Nope. Why? Imagine listening to a speaker and having music playing in the background? No one does that. I wish I could’ve listened, but it’s just ridiculous and unnecessary.
Unreal!! Love this podcast!!!

07/12/2024

erin vg

Love this series and love everything Jami does!!!
Over produced

03/03/2023

tc2538

I just started listening and find the back-round music very distracting and unnecessary. I enjoy the host but not sure I can tune out the music.
Interesting story BORING host

01/28/2024

Bringersen

Subject is everything couldn’t get past the first episode on 1.5x. I am sure this host has improved since she started as evidenced by the additional podcasts and topics but could not handle how terrible the storytelling was, unclear facts to fit narrative, and terrible cringey ads. “hey criminal if you are listening check out better help… it just might help!” Cringey. Yuck.
Don’t waste your time

06/18/2023

Beans22223333222

Awful. Constantly rehashing the same information each episode with very little new or relevant content. The 5++ minutes of commercials in the middle are annoying and overkill. I know you need to make money but seriously that is just greed.
Great story, wince-triggering host

03/25/2023

GPSnark

Look lady, you do a great job on delivering this astonishing tale but can you please cut out the cringeworthy attempts to be relatable on the Better Help commercials? Maybe they are scripted and false, a way to show how so many women are driven mad by patriarchy & free market capitalism (in which a woman’s only real value is how many puppies she produces). Women hating other moms? Check. Women wanting to harm their husbands? Check. I just came here to leave this after the host’s “side note” comment when she describes something as “douchey”—girl, stop using gross demeaning vernacular in your attempt to virtue-signal your faux-feminist bona fides.
Dragging Out Content

01/28/2023

BustaCrimes617

I don’t like this show. A bunch of yip yapping and dragging out the story for no reason. A gazillion episodes about Tara Lee repeating the same stuff over and over. We get it Tara Lee is a scammer and horrible person who took advantage of innocent people by exploiting their vulnerabilities. Good grief stop trying to drag out the episodes by asking guests to join the show to rehash junk you’ve already talked about 450 times already.

Dirty Money Moves: Women in White Collar Crime dives deep into cases involving a more rare type of criminal, women who commit financial crimes. Scamming and financial crimes are usually a man’s game, but women dabble in it too. In Season Three of Dirty Money Moves, host, Jami Rice of MURDERISH, the podcast, takes listeners along as she investigates Tracii Hutsona, a self-described “winner” who appeared to have it all: successful businesses, multimillion dollar mansions, luxury cars, and the cash to spend on high-end jewelry and vacations. She claimed to have had a lengthy acting and modeling career, one that saw her on the cover of several major magazines, including Italian Vogue. She even claimed to have romantic ties to Keanu Reeves. But not much about Tracii seems to be real, except maybe her abilities as a con artist. Most recently, she made headlines for embezzling more than $1 million from Joumana Kidd, actress and ex wife of NBA star Jason Kidd, via Tracii’s luxury concierge business. Then, Tracii opened a restaurant in San Diego, fittingly called “Breakfast Bitch,” which was funded, in part, by Joumana’s money. These recent crimes may have garnered all the media attention, but they are by no means Tracii’s first run-ins with the law. She’s had a long history of schemes, going back 30 years. Yet, the most shocking thing about Tracii isn't the dollar amount she’s managed to steal over the years, but the way in which she victimizes the people closest to her, over and over again. This is the story of an extremely charismatic woman who can manipulate even the most savvy person into believing exactly what she needs them to, all in the pursuit of a lifestyle of luxury, glamour, and self-indulgence.