Peacock adapts Love Trapped podcast into new docuseries
Peacock has officially announced a four-part docuseries adaptation of the hit Love Trapped podcast chronicling the legal case against Laura Owens.
Podcast series expands to TV
The final episode of the audio show released on Thursday timed with this announcement. The original series grew from ten episodes to eighteen plus bonus installments over three years. Peacock will now produce a documentary titled Love Trapped: The Case of Laura Owens. This adaptation includes exclusive interviews with Owens speaking for the first time publicly.
Production team and executive producers
Glass Podcasts founder Nancy Glass serves as an executive producer alongside Erin Lee Carr. Keayr Braxton directs the project for Glass Entertainment Group and Crybaby Media. The story began when Owens claimed pregnancy with Echard's twins after a brief encounter. Her case involved paternity fraud charges that captivated social media audiences nationwide.
Legal outcome and sentencing details
Owens pleaded guilty in August to four felony counts regarding her false pregnancy claims. On October 23 she received a one-month jail sentence followed by seven years of supervised probation. Violating probation terms could result in prison time exceeding fifteen years according to court records. Echard expressed disappointment about the lack of a happy ending during the final podcast episode.
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