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He rose from the streets of Mumbai to become one of the world’s most wanted men. From Bollywood to bombings, Dawood Ibrahim turned crime into a global business—and disappeared into the shadows of geopolitics. This is the story of the man no one can catch, and everyone fears.
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“Enedina Arellano Félix quietly rose from behind the books to the top of one of Mexico’s most violent cartels—replacing bullets with business to run the Tijuana empire with calculated control.”
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In the dead of night at a lonely California truck stop, one of the most audacious jewelry heists in U.S. history unfolded. This is the gripping true story of the 2022 Brink’s Jewelry Heist—how a crew of precision thieves exploited overlooked security flaws, a sleepy routine, and human error to vanish with up to $100 million in jewels. No alarms. No witnesses. No suspects. Only questions, lawsuits, and a hard lesson in trust and complacency.
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Sara King was a glamorous attorney living large in Vegas—until it all unraveled. Millions stolen. Fake loans. A luxury life built on lies. This is the true story of how charm, ambition, and addiction turned one woman into a high-stakes fraudster.
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“Michael Swango was a trusted doctor with a deadly secret—he wasn’t saving lives, he was taking them. Behind his white coat lurked a serial killer who poisoned patients and colleagues for decades, leaving a trail of death across the U.S. and Africa. How did he evade capture for so long? And how many victims did he really have? This is the chilling story of the doctor who turned medicine into murder.”
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“In 2015, two convicted murderers escaped from a New York prison with help from the inside, sparking a massive 22-day manhunt. This is the story of the Dannemora breakout that shocked the nation.”
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“Anthony Sully was once a respected police officer, but beneath the badge lurked a darkness that would turn him into a ruthless serial killer. From law enforcement to a deadly reign of terror, this is the shocking story of a man who crossed the thin blue line into pure evil.”
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“For over a decade, Megan Huntsman hid a horrifying secret—she secretly gave birth to and murdered six of her newborns, storing their bodies in her garage. This episode unravels the chilling story of deception, addiction, and the shocking discovery that exposed her crimes.”
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“Jeremy Blaine Feeney ran a brutal sex trafficking operation built on violence, manipulation, and control. But when law enforcement uncovered the truth, he was sentenced to an unprecedented 340 years in prison. This episode exposes his rise, his crimes, and the justice that finally brought him down.”
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In 1983, Wells Fargo security guard Victor Manuel Gerena pulled off a $7 million heist, tied up his coworkers, and vanished—never to be caught. Allegedly aided by the Puerto Rican nationalist group Los Macheteros, he became one of the FBI’s longest-running fugitives, with rumors placing him in Cuba, Mexico, and beyond. With the money never recovered and no confirmed sightings, his escape remains one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in American crime history.
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“Rick Koerber built a reputation as a financial guru, promising financial freedom through his ‘Free Capitalist’ movement. Behind the scenes, he was running one of Utah’s largest Ponzi schemes, stealing nearly $100 million from trusting investors. This episode unravels the rise and fall of the man who turned deception into an empire—until it all came crashing down.”
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“Winning the lottery should be a dream come true, but for some, it becomes a nightmare. From multimillion-dollar frauds to deadly greed-fueled murders, this episode uncovers the shocking crimes linked to lottery jackpots—and the high price of sudden wealth.”
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On a cold March night in 1990, two men disguised as police officers entered the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and stole 13 priceless masterpieces worth $500 million. In just 81 minutes, they executed the most daring art heist in history, leaving behind only empty frames and unanswered questions. Decades later, the mystery remains unsolved—who were the thieves, and where is the missing art?
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Frank Matthews was one of the most powerful drug kingpins in American history, controlling a multimillion-dollar heroin empire across 21 states. Unlike his rivals, he cut out the Mafia, built direct international drug connections, and amassed millions in cash. But in 1973, after being arrested, he posted bail and disappeared—taking $15–20 million with him. Decades later, his fate remains a mystery, making him one of the greatest fugitives in U.S. history.
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“Scott Lee Kimball was supposed to be helping the FBI—but instead, he used his informant status to cover up a series of brutal murders. This is the shocking story of deception, manipulation, and murder committed by a man trusted by law enforcement.”
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“Michael Smith masterminded a multimillion-dollar music fraud scheme, using AI-generated songs and fake streaming bots to collect over $10 million in royalties. This episode uncovers how he exploited the system, evaded detection, and ultimately got caught.”
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“Rosalie Garcia, known as ‘Shorty,’ built a Bronx heroin empire worth millions, ruling with fear and violence. But when the feds closed in, her reign came crashing down. This is the story of power, crime, and the fall of one of New York’s most ruthless drug lords.”
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Frank Abagnale Jr. became one of America’s most infamous con artists, skillfully impersonating a pilot, doctor, and lawyer—all before his 22nd birthday. His incredible spree of deception, forgery, and charm eventually landed him behind bars, but his remarkable talents offered him redemption: becoming a key FBI consultant fighting fraud. This is the extraordinary true story behind one of America’s most captivating swindlers.
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“Donghui Liao orchestrated a multi-million dollar gift card scam, exploiting Target’s system to steal nearly $1.9 million before getting caught. In this episode, we break down how he pulled it off, how law enforcement tracked him down, and what this case reveals about the growing world of retail fraud.”
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