• Mamamia Investigates Belle Gibson: Reckoning & Reinvention

  • Dec 31 2023
  • Length: 37 mins
  • Podcast

Mamamia Investigates Belle Gibson: Reckoning & Reinvention

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  • This episode was originally published as part of Mamamia’s Extraordinary Stories podcast.

    Belle Gibson spent years lying about her health. From those early skater chatroom claims that she had died on the operating table during heart surgery, to a terminal brain cancer diagnosis, and finally, revelations that cancer had spread through her entire body. She had built a business out of peddling her strategy for treating that cancer; with food. She said it was curing her, and could (for a small fee) cure you, too. But in March 2015, everything came undone, and it wasn't only Belle's followers who wanted answers. The police did too.

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