25 Photos Of People Caught Lying
This person whose height kept changing:
This person who claimed to play video games with a member from a pop band:
This person who was spreading false rumors about someone's employment:
This person who lied about donating bone marrow for some reason:
This person who was called out for their obvious lie about reading:
This person who tried to make themselves seem like a better boss than they were:
This person who didn't know how Tinder worked before posting on Facebook:
This person who was called out for lying about being vaccinated:
This person who pretended to be immune to rabies:
This person who was called out after saying they hate liars:
This person who was called out for leaving a fake review:
This person who failed to think things through before concocting this story:
This person who was called out by her own MOM for talking about her ex on Facebook:
This person who was called out because their age was not adding up:
This person who was called out for living multiple lives:
This person who was called out for cheating:
This person who was caught catfishing:
This person who alleged their child somehow got half their arm tattooed without them knowing:
This person who had receipts that their DoorDasher didn't ring the doorbell:
This person who was called out for lying about having a master's degree:
This person who left out some details in their negative review they left:
This person who was called out by her own brother for fabricating stories:
This person who was called out for lying about knowing someone's boyfriend:
And finally, this mom who was called out for lying about their kid's baseball skills:
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