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Every fraud begins with a promise, but most don't end in a murder. >> They're the victim of financial crime,
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now all of a sudden they're at high risk of being the victim of a murder. >> A quick fortune, easy money, or a life
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torn apart. >> He'd been reported missing, and he'd last been seen uh shortly before
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midnight. >> This is obviously a very distressing thing for Peter's family, and our
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priority is to find him. >> But behind these illusions lie calculated deceptions carefully hidden
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in plain sight. >> What started off as a fraudulent intention to to gain money from a vulnerable man
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escalated with greed. >> And these types of offenders tend to be more cunning, manipulative, and tend to
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think they're better than law enforcement. >> Sometimes these criminals are backed
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into a corner and feel their only way out is to kill. >> Fraud is quite regular, and frauds that
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move into murder, in my experience, is usually driven by desperation or greed. >> People think
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they get rid of the body, they won't get caught. You will, because everyone leaves a trace.