Josh Mankiewicz reports the story of an actress Aasha Davis and her sister Leslie, who lived a charmed life in Hollywood, until one of them is reported missing.
"Sir" Allen Stanford's firm sold certificates of deposit which he claimed came from his bank in Antigua but were actually part of his $7 billion Ponzi scheme.
A man claiming to be investing clients' money in coffee futures goes to federal prison, where he creates another investment scam and fleeces the inmates.
"Ferrari Mike" Banuelos manages musicians for his own gain; former IRS agent Steven Martinez tries to make witnesses in his $13 million fraud trial disappear.
A contractor supplying body armor to U.S. soldiers spends $190 million from his company's coffers, throwing a $10 million bat mitzvah for his teenage daughter.
A private security contractor jets between Washington, D.C., and London promising to free kidnapped oil company executives, but his lies catch up with him.
An experienced family of fraudsters takes millions of dollars of COVID relief funds that Americans desperately need, and they purchase mansions and jewelry.
Fugitives who have stolen a total of $90 million are captured by law enforcement personnel, including one who was spotted by an "American Greed" viewer.
A Minneapolis manager's fund is showing double-digit returns, but his results are being achieved by using money from new investors to pay off the older ones.
A man claiming to be investing clients' money in coffee futures goes to federal prison, where he creates another investment scam and fleeces the inmates.
Details are shared about a violent crime that was caused by an obsession, and emphasis is placed on how it took years for the suspected killer to go to trial.
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