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Current DateTime: 10:42:18 24 Nov 2009
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    • The Bonnie & Clyde of Mortgage Fraud 

        An attractive, sinfully dishonest Tampa mortgage broker meets a single mom looking for love. Together they team up and make millions in the real estate market. In a tell-all exclusive interview, Matt Cox and Rebecca Hauck explain how lust and greed are a hot combination for fraud.

    • Driven By Greed & Conned in the Caribbean 

        It's called the "Miracle Car Club." Two young men take investors for a ride to the tune of more than $21 million. American Greed profiles one of the largest car scams in U.S. history! Next, an offshore bank promises astronomical returns to investors. But the bank is a sham and investors lose more than $170 million.

    • The Party is Over for Tyco's Kozlowski 

        Dennis Kozlowski, once described as "The Most Aggressive CEO in America," now sits behind bars. A poster boy of excess, the former CEO of Tyco stole millions from his company. American Greed goes behind prison walls for a rare glimpse into Kozlowski's lavish personal life and one of the biggest cases of white collar theft in U.S. history.

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