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Baby You're Mine Amanda Howard Culley, Lauren M. Gash and Alisa Betts


Web of Lies is a show about murders committed using the internet. In Season 1, episode 3 the story of Amanda Howard is shown. The title of the show is Baby You're Mine and Discovery ID describes it as, Two days before her due date, pregnant teen Amanda Howard gets into the car of a seemingly generous stranger she met online. But when her new acquaintance turns out to have a sickening plan, Amanda and her baby are left fighting for their lives.


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Lauren M. Gash worked with her friend, Alisa Betts to perform a c section. She had lied about being pregnant. In a shocking turn of events, Lauren was sentenced to
Gash and Betts
eight years for this bizarre attack. Alisa was given probation.

The take away from this crime is if you are offered free baby items over the internet, BEWARE! This is sadly only one of many times this ploy has been used to steal a baby by women desperate to keep a man.

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Neither Lauren M. Gash nor Alisa Betts are in custody at this time.


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 If you are familiar with these events or persons, feel free to contact us via the contact form as we would be happy to include your information or feel free to comment below. While I believe once people have served their time they should be allowed to go about their lives, if people are involved with Lauren on a personal level, they should be aware of the lengths she is willing to go to to keep a man....

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