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The case against Doug Vaughan, a New Mexico real-estate broker accused of scamming $75 million from would-be investors in his real-estate projects. (Repeat).

A look at people who allegedly break the law in their quest for cash. Included: art heists; Ponzi schemes; stolen identities. (New).

The case of a counterfeiter who printed more than $7 million in phony money. (Repeat).

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The deputy warden's wife claims she was kidnapped by an escaped convict and held captive for more than a decade. (Repeat).

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Dresses made from pillowcases is a concept that both Lori and Daymond are willing to fight over; a South Carolina woman gets laughs with her name for a special spatula; a father-and-son team from California demonstrate their vitamin oral sprays; and waffles that promise an energy boost are touted by a man from Marysville, Wash. Also: an update on a Season 2 mobile entertainment business run by two

The Season 10 finale. A fast-food franchise focused on guilty pleasures; high-design houses for special nocturnal guests; and a stylish product to keep pets safe from predators. Also: a jiu-jitsu instructor solves a previously unknown problem with his dual fashion design. (Repeat).

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Season 8 begins with six Sharks in the tank. Included: Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown touts the benefits of personalized shoe slides; a high-school junior pitches an app that can stop cyberbullying messages; a New Jersey duo try to create a buzz for their at-home beer dispenser; and a Utah woman shares the heartwarming story behind her chicken soup business. Also: an update on an