2024-09-21
A redwood forest on the California coast is explored in the Season 1 finale. (Repeat).
A super-rich surfer who has the coolest bachelor pad in Southern California; a Wall Street bigwig with his private jet transformed into a flying office; a billionaire beer lover who created the most expensive brew in America; moon rocks turned into cuff links that cost more than a car; and a race-car legend's $3 million Ferrari are featured. (Repeat).
A Hollywood mansion designed by rocker Lenny Kravitz; a $30 million superyacht; a helicopter trip to a heart-shape private island; a megahome on Aspen's "Billionaires' Row"; a jeweler known as "Diamond Joe"; and the priciest cheesesteak in Philadelphia are featured. (Repeat).
Billionaire financier Boone Pickens' Texas-size ranch; watch shopping with a wealthy millennial; a secret lounge for Lamborghini-loving VIPs; and a millionaire on a date in Beverly Hills, Cal., are featured. (Repeat).
A Cuban coffee baron's Miami estate; an icy playground for Lamborghini lovers; a feng shui expert to the super rich; a $72 million Hamptons summer home; and the world's most expensive store are featured. (Repeat).
The true cost of the seafood being eaten is investigated.
The story of Italian real-estate developer Raffaello Follieri, the ex-beau of actress Anne Hathaway who pleaded guilty in September 2008 to wire fraud, money laundering and conspiracy in connection with a scam in which he claimed to represent the Pope. He was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison. (Repeat).
The story of financier Marcus Schrenker, who faked his death in a plane crash while under investigation for fraud. (Repeat).
The story of scam artist Sholam Weiss, who was convicted in 2000 of stealing $450 million from an insurance company. (Repeat).
The case of a counterfeiter who printed more than $7 million in phony money. (Repeat).
The case of Jeanetta Standefor, who pleaded guilty in 2008 to running a $17.8 million Ponzi scheme. (Repeat).
Kirk Wright, a hedge-fund manager who scammed professional athletes; a phony erectile-dysfunction drug. (Repeat).
The story of attorneys William J. Gallion and Shirley A. Cunningham Jr., who were convicted in 2009 of wire fraud and attempted wire fraud in an attempt to deceive their clients of their rightful shares of the 2001 Fen-Phen settlement worth $200 million. (Repeat).
The story of Italian real-estate developer Raffaello Follieri, the ex-beau of actress Anne Hathaway who pleaded guilty in September 2008 to wire fraud, money laundering and conspiracy in connection with a scam in which he claimed to represent the Pope. He was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison. (Repeat).
The story of financier Marcus Schrenker, who faked his death in a plane crash while under investigation for fraud. (Repeat).
Kirk Wright, a hedge-fund manager who scammed professional athletes; a phony erectile-dysfunction drug. (Repeat).
The Season 7 premiere tells the story of Michael Vorce, who scammed banks out of $27 million. (Repeat).
The case of DeeDee Moore, a businesswoman who oversaw the finances of a Florida lottery winner who then disappeared. (Repeat).
In the Season 10 finale, an online black market for narcotics nets a Texas man millions of dollars, but also attracts the attention of the IRS, DEA and FBI. (Repeat).
Two doctors in Alabama run their pain clinics like heartless pill mills, illegally prescribing opioids while destroying lives and pocketing millions. (Repeat).
An Iowa man rigs a $16.5 million lottery jackpot, triggering the biggest lotto scam in American history; notorious New York City landlord Steven Croman finds a new home for a year—in jail. (Repeat).
When a judge in Texas is shot, a tip leads investigators to an aspiring Houston rap artist facing prison after his crooked card skimming plots are exposed. (Repeat).
California Congressman Duncan Hunter and his wife Margaret look like the perfect political couple. But instead of serving the public, these partners in life become partners in crime, conspiring to help themselves to hundreds of thousands in campaign dollars. The Congressman also secretly helps himself to multiple mistresses. When prosecutors indict both the Hunters after years of illegal spending,
The story is told of a suburban Eagle Scout turned Dark Web drug lord. Aaron Shamo launches a new type of American drug ring – recruiting other Utah millennials to help him manufacture deadly counterfeit opioids and sell them online. The Feds break down his door and put an end to his illegal entrepreneurial dreams. (Repeat).
The Season 7 premiere tells the story of Michael Vorce, who scammed banks out of $27 million. (Repeat).
A couple in Prescott, Ariz., look to update a substandard kitchen and bathroom to attract more renters. (Repeat).