Unspeakable: A True Crime Podcast By Kelly Jennings
Oct 2, 2026 · 1 hr 47 min · 59 segments
A Pierre Part man is accused of using AI to generate sexual deepfakes of a coworker — then showing them to her. In Georgia, a missing DoorDash mom is identified after her family tracks her phone and…
We'll get into today's first story, and this happened right here around the Baton Rouge area in Pierpart.
A Pierpart man is wanted on a felony warrant, and actually he's n- since been, since I've written this article, he has been caught.
But he was wanted [laughs] on a felony warrant after police said he used AI to create nude images and sexually explicit video of a female coworker, and then shows it to her.
Apparently, they rode together to work, and he turns to her and says, "Look what I made."
I was wondering, how does that conversation come up? "Oh, look, here you are."
Well, I did one of those stupid things one time where it makes a video of you, and everyone's was normal, and then when it did mine, I think I showed it to you, it turned me into a stripper and butt cheeks came out.
We'll get into today's first story, and this happened right here around the Baton Rouge area in Pierpart.
A Pierpart man is wanted on a felony warrant, and actually he's n- since been, since I've written this article, he has been caught.
But he was wanted [laughs] on a felony warrant after police said he used AI to create nude images and sexually explicit video of a female coworker, and then shows it to her.
Apparently, they rode together to work, and he turns to her and says, "Look what I made."
I was wondering, how does that conversation come up? "Oh, look, here you are."
Well, I did one of those stupid things one time where it makes a video of you, and everyone's was normal, and then when it did mine, I think I showed it to you, it turned me into a stripper and butt cheeks came out.
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