06 - Bernard Madoff, the master - Legendary Crooks, True Stories

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07 - The Enron scandal, water in the gas - Legendary Crooks, True Stories

An American company specializing in the production and transportation of gas, it was founded in 1985 by Kenneth Lay, a former member of the Reagan administration and close to Republican Party heavyweights like Bush, father and son. In the 1990s, deregulation of the energy market ...  Show more

08 - Frank Abagnale Jr, catch me if you can - Legendary Crooks, True Stories

Made famous in the eyes of the general public thanks to his interpretation by Leonardo Di Caprio in the film "Catch me if you can" directed by Spielberg, Frank Abagnale is a genius imposter. Moreover, he has the particularity to have reconverted himself in the anti-fraud council! ...  Show more

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