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Fraudsters solicit more than $50 million, purportedly for participation in high-yield trading programs and venture capital investments, and use investors' funds to make lulling payments to other investors.

Randy Treadwell is the son of a preacher but leaves the righteous path. Claiming he's a financial wizard, he uses his Southern charm to bilk believers out of nearly $65 million. His scams have legitimate sounding names like "Learn Waterhouse" and "The Wealth Builders Club," which promise huge returns for short-term investments. See how the FBI finally brings him to justice.—Anonymous

Sir Allen Stanford was once one of the richest men in America. His company, The Stanford Financial Group, made its name selling what's usually a safe bet for investors - certificates of deposits. But Stanford was eventually convicted of running an international $7 billion Ponzi scheme!—Anonymous

Randy Treadwell, the son of a preacher, leaves the righteous path by claiming that he is a financial wizard, but all he does is take investor money for himself and his crew. He uses his Down Home Southern Charm to bilk believers out of nearly $65 million. He calls his scams legitimate sounding names like "Learn Waterhouse" and "The Wealth Builders Club" in which Treadwell promises huge returns for short-term investments. But when clients can't withdraw their money, complaints to law enforcement pile up. See how the FBI steps in with a hidden camera investigation to hear all of Treadwell's lies and bring him to justice.—CNBC