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The story of financier Marcus Schrenker, who faked his death in a plane crash while under investigation for fraud. (Repeat).

Part 1 of 2. He was totally crazy about the woman in his life. Until their sudden split. An ugly break-up, nasty allegations. Then one day he disappeared. (Repeat).

Conclusion. He was totally crazy about the woman in his life. Until their sudden split. An ugly break-up, nasty allegations. Then one day he disappeared. (Repeat).

Investigation of a mother murdered in her own home. (Repeat).

Serial entrepreneur Trevor Milton founds the electric vehicle company Nikola, which suggests it will be the next Tesla, but for long-haul trucks. When Nikola goes public, Milton pitches its stock directly to young, small-time investors, many of whom are true believers in Nikola's hydrogen fuel cell technology. But when a report claims Milton has sold "an ocean of lies," the feds charge Milton with

Rare Collectibles TV offers viewers the ability to learn about historic silver and gold coins.

Experience the best cycling action on Eurosport. (Live).

Highlighting winter sports competition in ski racing, snowboarding, freeskiing and more.

An annual series of swim meets in the U.S. featuring world-class men's and women's competitors.

A perfect life unravels when the husband ends up dead. (Repeat).

The story of Randall Treadwell, a preacher's son who portrayed himself as a financial wizard when, in reality, he was orchestrating a Ponzi scheme that scammed tens of millions of dollars from more than 1700 investors. (Repeat).

The case of former mortgage industry executive Lee Farkas, who was found guilty in 2011 of 14 counts of securities, bank and wire fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud in a $2.9 billion scheme that contributed to the failure of Colonial Bank. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison. (Repeat).

A Maryland saxophone player uses a phony charity to bilk donors out of thousands of dollars. (Repeat).

Leaders of a polygamous religious sect demand "Perfect Obedience" from followers, luring them into welfare fraud stealing more than $11 million from American tax payers. (Repeat).

A James Bond wannabe poses as a polished private-security contractor who makes promises to clients and investors that are somehow never delivered. (Repeat).

A profile of two Miami twentysomethings who became arms dealers for the U.S. government during the Iraq War and were the inspiration for the 2016 film "War Dogs." (Repeat).

In the Season 11 finale, a man raids a trust fund of more than $50 million to support his lavish lifestyle and make a number of unusual purchases, including real estate, boats and World War II-era aircraft. (Repeat).

A former weatherman claims to be an undercover spy as he infiltrates the intelligence circles in Washington. (Repeat).

A foreign-currency-trading brokerage based in Chicago turns out to be a scam that bilked investors out of millions of dollars; a Miami CPA offers an investment opportunity to clients and friends, but it's little more than a Ponzi scheme. (Repeat).

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

While an estimated $ 100 billion in COVID relief funds is stolen, a family of fraudsters grabs millions of dollars that Americans need to buy themselves mansions, gold, and jewelry. (Repeat).

A determined dad and a team of investigators go searching for baby Savanna after she disappears during a custody battle. (Repeat).

Heather Morgan and her husband stand accused of laundering stolen bitcoin. (Repeat).

The annual three-week classic cycling tour through Spain. (Live).

The third edition of the eight-stage women's cycling event in France.

A couple from Fort Worth hope to interest the Sharks in their unique way to swaddle a baby. Other pitches include: a nail salon just for men; a better version of the athletic sock; and a free charging station for mobile phones. Also: Mark and Barbara take entrepreneurs to see their products on display at Target stores. (Repeat).

Entrepreneurs come to the Tank eager to secure a deal with a Shark. This episode features pitches including a self-sanitizing baby accessory, a storage solution for road trippers, a pet safety service and a nutrient-dense sweet indulgence. (Repeat).

Billionaire businessman and philanthropist John Paul DeJoria appears as a guest Shark; and Daymond John declares one pitch the worst of all time. Included: a line of safe, natural cleaning products; a party cup with a hidden shot glass inside; an electric, lightweight bodyboard; and a tented root cover for newly planted trees. Also: an update on a product from Season 4 that helps to safely clean s

An entrepreneur from Brooklyn, New York, unites veggies and humanely raised meats to create a delight for taste buds with his eco-friendly approach to sausage making. Two entrepreneurs from Los Angeles try and stay chill as they pitch their ultra-portable product designed to keep things cool. A family from San Clemente, California, boogie down into the tank and try to bring the Sharks on board the

An invention that helps prevent the spread of germs; a smart, refrigerated safe that makes contactless delivery more secure; an at-home probiotic maker grows on the Sharks; a spacesuit-influenced gadget guard. (Repeat).