S1E1 Call Me Grandma
A woman known as Dorothea Puente runs a boarding house for those less fortunate, but her seeming benevolence belies motives that are much darker.
Violent con artists. Stone-cold killers. These terrifying true stories unveil some of the worst cohabitation experiences one could ever imagine.
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A woman known as Dorothea Puente runs a boarding house for those less fortunate, but her seeming benevolence belies motives that are much darker.
Veteran James "Bo" Bowden moves in with his army friend's widow, Tammy, to help care for her son and soon experiences a series of deadly "accidents."
Seeking tenants for her Palm Springs home, retiree Anita Cowen takes in charming lawyer Scott Pettigrew, but the arrangement takes a terrifying turn.
Charismatic athlete Youssef Khater commits fraud across several countries — a series of schemes culminating in violent attacks on multiple people.
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