In 1917, cousins Elsie and Frances used the excuse of fairies to get out of trouble with their mothers, and even presented photo evidence. To them, it was all a bit of fun, but when the adults around them- including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle- became obsessed with the photos, the girls realized they may have gotten in over their heads.

On September 11th, 2001, the United States experienced a terrorist attack. One of the victims was Tania Head; not only did she nearly lose her life in the collapse of the World Trade Center, but her fiance Dave died that day. Despite her grief, she became the leader of the Survivor's Network, a group that was created to connect those who had made it out of 9/11 alive. Through Tania's efforts, Network members were able to visit Ground Zero, speak with a trauma therapist, and share their unique experience with one another.

And yet, as the year went on, Network members started to suspect that Tania wasn't who she claimed to be. Some parts of her story didn't line up, and when the New York Times asked to interview her, Tania suddenly shut down. But would anyone dare to confront her?

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Tomi Masters was excited when she found the Snapchat of rapper Mac Miller and he answered her DM, telling her she was beautiful. After a few weeks of chatting, the two arranged to meet. When Tomi found out that the person behind the account was not Miller, but a young man named TJ Woody, she decided to continue the date to see what happened...