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What's the problem? Tell me exactly what happened. >> My husband >> Fraud begins with a promise.
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>> That's the same place. >> But most don't end in a murder. >> He made a premeditated decision to
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eliminate three other people. >> In fraud, trust is a weapon. >> We think it could make you a lot of
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money. If you put in $10,000, you'll get back 60. She killed her husband because she was
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about to be uncovered. People that run a Ponzi scheme, they will do anything to keep the Ponzi
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scheme going. >> They're the victim of financial crime. Now they're at high risk of being the
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victim of a murder. >> And then I pushed her feet over so that she was going over the rest of the way.
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>> How could they all be killed in this way together? Every word that came out of his [music]
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mouth, we were like, "Lie, lie, lie, lie, lie." >> Fraudsters don't regret what they're
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doing. And perhaps they [music] think they're actually due the money. >> After the initial interview was when I
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really knew in my gut that this was a murder. >> This was someone who was shot multiple
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times in the head and back. A targeted, violent crime.