In the season one finale of The Spencer Files, the story reaches its darkest and most explosive turn yet. Lois’ chilling final words confirm the fears that had haunted her and Chet all along — words that leave no doubt about Melissa’s intentions. As the family reels from her death, the conflict intensifies: confrontations over stolen money, bitter disputes about the trust, and even a fight over the cameras that were supposed to protect Chet and Lois but became another weapon of control and manipulation.

What should have been a time for grief turns into open warfare — lawsuits are filed, secrets are exposed, and even a funeral becomes a battlefield. For the LeClair family, this isn’t just about trust documents or property — it’s about survival, dignity, and truth.

This episode closes out Season One, but the fight is far from over.

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Episode 9 pulls us deeper than ever into the heart of the family conflict. Chet’s fall, Darren’s hovering presence, and Lois’s whispered pleas set the stage for shocking discoveries about their trust and finances. When the Sheriff gets involved, $130,000 is traced back to Melissa. The truth about the trust is even worse—property, houses, and money all funneled toward Darren and Melissa.

From frantic phone calls to Lois’s chilling words—“Please do it fast. They are waiting for me to die.”—this episode captures the fear, betrayal, and chaos that left the family forever changed.

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In this episode, the story takes a sharper turn. Family ties, financial control, and manipulation collide in ways that are hard to ignore.

Lois begins to see through the lies — realizing that the words whispered to her weren’t always the truth. From Alexa devices “dropping in” on private conversations, to fake Zillow listings, to shocking financial withdrawals, the cracks in the foundation of trust become impossible to hide.

Chet continues to stand by me, even as Melissa and Darren tighten their grip on security cameras, finances, and even family heirlooms. Behind the scenes, more unsettling truths come to light — from six-figure withdrawals and secret accounts, to attempts at pushing Chet and Lois into long-term care facilities against their wishes.

Episode Eight isn’t just about the money. It’s about control, secrecy, and the unraveling of a family story that was never supposed to go this way.

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October and November 2018 felt like one endless nightmare. In the span of weeks, I lost my grandmother, faced serious health scares, watched my mom suffer a stroke, and saw my hometown rocked by a mass shooting. Less than twelve hours later, the Woolsey Fire erupted, forcing evacuations, turning the skies orange, and filling the air with smoke. Amid the chaos, family tensions flared — manipulations, lies, and calculated moves designed to keep us away from my grandparents. Social media became a weapon, and the drama never stopped. This is the month where every time we tried to breathe, something else was closing in.

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After everything that’s happened, the dust isn’t settling—it’s getting thicker. In this episode of The Spencer Files, we confront the emotional wreckage left behind. My uncle Scott makes a devastating public plea for help. Accusations fly, phone calls turn aggressive, and the people I thought I could trust most begin to unravel.

Behind the scenes, manipulation, secrets, and whispered lies begin to surface. Tensions boil over online and within the family—revealing just how deep the damage goes. As more layers peel back, one thing becomes clear: this isn’t just a misunderstanding. It’s a coordinated attack. And it’s far from over.

🎙️ The Fallout isn’t just about what happened. It’s about what happens next.

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Just when things were finally settling down after months of renovation chaos, a series of strange events pulled us right back into turmoil. In this episode, I walk you through the aftermath of the infamous “Great Flood,” a birthday party featuring a rock legend, a bizarre fake Zillow listing of our newly remodeled home, and—most importantly—the sudden reappearance of Attorney Jeffrey. What started as financial help from my grandfather, Chet, began to take a much darker turn. We explore mysterious texts, mounting family tensions, and legal threats that questioned everything I thought I knew about trust and intentions.

The pressure was on. But this wasn’t coming from Chet. So who was really behind it?

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In this pivotal episode of The Spencer Files, E.J. LeClair recounts the Thanksgiving that changed everything. What was supposed to be a warm family gathering quickly turned into a tense interrogation, as financial questions and hidden motives began to surface. From the pressure surrounding Chet’s home loan to the sale of the family townhouse, this episode traces a turning point in the family dynamic.

We follow the emotional high of paying Chet back after escrow closed — a proud and affirming moment — only to be met with an unexpected investigation from Adult Protective Services. As the family prepared to finally move into their newly remodeled home, an overnight plumbing disaster made sure the journey wasn’t over just yet.

Disclaimer: This podcast reflects personal memories, interpretations, and opinions. All individuals mentioned are entitled to the presumption of innocence. While every effort has been made to tell the story truthfully and factually, some details may be subjective or based on personal recollection. Listeners should approach the content as a personal narrative, not a formal or factual record.

What started as a small bathroom update became a full-blown renovation—caught on Instagram. In this episode of The Spencer Files, EJ walks through the remodel that changed everything, the unexpected twists, and the financial strain that followed. The house was coming together, but so was the tension beneath the surface.

This podcast reflects personal memories, interpretations, and opinions. All individuals mentioned are entitled to the presumption of innocence. While every effort has been made to tell the story truthfully and factually, some details may be subjective or based on personal recollection. Listeners should approach the content as a personal narrative, not a formal or factual record.

In this episode of The Spencer Files, host E.J. LeClair continues unraveling the complex story behind his grandfather’s generosity—and the deepening rift it caused within their family. We revisit the fallout from Lois Spencer’s accident, a secret million-dollar settlement, and how a generous offer from Chet to help E.J. buy a home became the spark that ignited a years-long family feud. As escrow closes and Halloween brings joy to E.J.’s young family, dark intentions begin to surface behind the scenes.

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A millionaire CEO of a financial institution and his wife spend years using the money of her elderly parents for their luxurious lifestyle they couldn’t afford anymore… and attempt MURDER??

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