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Mary Beth Tinning: Munchausen by Proxy’s Darkest Case
Rae tells the dark story of Marybeth Tinning. Her case is often considered one of the worst cases of Münchausen by proxy ever documented, while some think she qualifies as serial killer.
If you’re ready, settle in for another Dark Story.
In this episode, we break down:
The full timeline of events
The psychological roots of Münchausen by proxy
Missed red flags and systemic failures
The confession that changed everything
How this case reshaped conversations around child safety and maternal mental health
This is not an easy story, but it’s an important one. And like all dark history, it forces us to confront uncomfortable truths about trust, perception, and the illusions people create.
🔔 Subscribe for more deep‑dives into true crime, psychology, and dark history.
💬 Comment below: What are your thoughts on this case?
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For more dark stories like these or to get in touch, check out my TikTok, Instagram or visit my website at raereview.com.
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Rae tells the dark story of Marybeth Tinning. Her case is often considered one of the worst cases of Münchausen by proxy ever documented, while some think she qualifies as serial killer.
If you’re ready, settle in for another Dark Story.
In this episode, we break down:
The full timeline of events
The psychological roots of Münchausen by proxy
Missed red flags and systemic failures
The confession that changed everything
How this case reshaped conversations around child safety and maternal mental health
This is not an easy story, but it’s an important one. And like all dark history, it forces us to confront uncomfortable truths about trust, perception, and the illusions people create.
🔔 Subscribe for more deep‑dives into true crime, psychology, and dark history.
💬 Comment below: What are your thoughts on this case?
☕ Get my FREE NEWSLETTER and early access to episodes: raereviewdarkvault.substack.com
For more dark stories like these or to get in touch, check out my TikTok, Instagram or visit my website at raereview.com.
Hosted by Mercury Podcasts. See for information about the collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Credits: Video editor / Sound Design: [email protected]
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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