The Six Billion Dollar Gold Scam: 4. Prospector of the year

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The Six Billion Dollar Gold Scam: 5. Waiting for Michael

On the ground at the Busang exploration site, the dream is collapsing and Bre-X geologist Michael de Guzman is needed for some major questioning. But where is he? As the hours tick by and he fails to arrive at Bre-X's site, news of a tragedy spreads. Those involved in the gold di ...  Show more

The Abercrombie Guys: 4. The Mysterious Mr Smith

Who is the other Abercrombie guy, Matthew Smith? “Witty, strict and secretive” says a former colleague. Papers reveal the influential role he had in the life of his partner, the former Abercrombie CEO Mike Jeffries. A former staffer reveals how he frequently requested large sums ...  Show more

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