American Greed: The Fugitives Seasons

A financier and real estate developer with a sterling reputation ends up in bankruptcy court. And, a CEO is charged with overseeing accounting fraud to inflate his company's worth to investors while pocketing a fortune.

Jack Utsick, a concert promoter, flees when the SEC accuses him of running a $300 million investment fraud.

A brazen cybercrime ring hack into bank accounts and use college students to move the money out of the country.

Aubrey Lee Price is accused of stealing $40 million from investors. Feeling the heat, he gets on a boat in Key West and is never seen again. Did he jump into the Gulf of Mexico? Or did he fake his death?

Family members mortgage their homes to bail out a con artist accused in a $350 million fraud. When he escapes, they are left homeless.

Case 1: The feds say Niesha Jackson teams up with her gangster boyfriend and orchestrates a nationwide credit card scheme. Case 2: The FBI says Jim Eberhart and his partner Eugene Carriere ran Yes Entertainment, a sham Internet company that allegedly bilked investors out of millions.

Case 1: The FBI believes Harold Rangel took part in a massive fraud, primarily orchestrated by his father, Juan, taking in more than $35 million dollars from families in Southern California. Case 2: Fred Monem ran the Food Services Administration for the entire Oregon prison system, but according to the FBI, he is accused of $1.2 million money laundering and bribery scheme.

Case 1: Slobodan Lunic with his partner Scott Holmberg have allegedly taken in $37 million in a payphone ownership investment scheme. Case 2: Luis Ferreira is a telemarketing tycoon, siphoning millions from naïve investors. Ferreira admits to the con, but rather than face prison he disappears.

Case 1: Joe McCool is accused of talking retirees out of their life savings. Case 2: Jim Hammes is accused of embezzling millions of dollars from his employer, G&J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers.

Case 1: Roland Okuomose is accused of luring thousands of unsuspecting victims into a lottery scam. Now this alleged criminal mastermind is on the run. Case 2: Craig Oliver is staring at 20 years in prison on charges that he scammed more than $2.5 million from homeowners.

Eric Bartoli allegedly steals more than $65 million from investors and hits the road when it all comes crashing down.