She Scammed $400,000,000 - The Gina Champion-Cain Story

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This Entitled Millionaire Just Started Killing People // The Malcolm MacArthur Murder

In 1982, Malcolm Macarthur, a refined but impoverished socialite, committed two brutal murders in Ireland as part of an ill-conceived plan to rob a bank. After squandering his inheritance, Macarthur bludgeoned nurse Bridie Gargan with a hammer to steal her car and later shot farm ...  Show more

This Scandal Destroyed Her - The Katherine Kealoha Scandal

Katherine Kealoha, a former high-ranking deputy prosecutor in Honolulu, was the central figure in Hawaii's largest public corruption scandal. Together with her husband, then-Police Chief Louis Kealoha, she orchestrated an elaborate scheme to maintain a lavish lifestyle by defraud ...  Show more

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