From a predator’s girlfriend trying to defend his actions at a public car show, to an entire household that let them film inside like it was nothing, Skeeter shares some of the most jaw-dropping sting stories we’ve ever heard.

Chris Hansen inspired his early sting setups, but when Hansen started publicly throwing shade—calling Skeeter ‘Paw Patrol’ on podcasts—Skeeter clapped back the best way he knows how: with jokes and results.

Eric O’Neill explains how a search for purpose led him to apply to multiple agencies—and into a secret FBI surveillance unit known as “the ghosts.”

Mat Franco explains why he auditioned for America’s Got Talent purely for TV credibility—hoping for seconds of airtime, not a win.

Mat Franco explains how AGT immediately forces contestants to pitch their next act—turning success into nonstop pressure with almost no time to celebrate.

After one of Social Catfish’s viral romance scam cases caught mainstream attention, Nev dismissed the channel as “copying” his show. In this candid conversation, David explains why the comparison misses the point entirely.

We go back to the jobs we had before Trilogy Media — the weird ones, the soul-crushing ones, and the ones that made us realize we had to do something different.

What’s next for Omma's channel, what drives him, and how he plans to expand predator catching beyond the camera lens. If you thought his work was intense before… just wait.

Ashton and Art reflect on the real dangers of Trilogy Media’s work—from sketchy scam confrontations in Florida to psychological warfare in India. With no guarantees of safety, they explain why they still do it.

Before the scams, the stings, or even the YouTube channel, we tell the story of how we met — and how a random night in Studio City kicked off what would eventually become Trilogy Media.