American Greed - Season 11

A femme fatale with a way of getting men to do what she wants sets a trap for a multi-millionaire divorcee.

Miami party boys turned arms dealers bid on government contracts worth millions to fight the war on terror, inspiring the 2016 film "War Dogs.''

Police Lt. Joe Gliniewicz's shooting death in the woods in Fox Lake, IL, sparks a massive manhunt to find his killers.

Flashy former cop John Bravata is a corrupt real estate dealer who uses his company to steal $50 million from middle-class investors.

Pimps who operate a sex-trafficking ring enlist a dentist in Chicago to launder their money. The episode also details a plot to steal a valuable comic book collection, resulting in murder.

Sandy Jenkins, accountant at the famous Texas fruitcake bakery Collin Street Bakery, scams $16 million by writing checks and spends millions of embezzled dollars along with his wife. Also in the episode, Gregory Loles scams $26 million from investors by portraying himself as a financial expert, also stealing money from his church to fund a professional race team.

The episode details motivational speaker Gary Shawkey, who is willing to murder to supply the cash for his scams and cons. The episode also follows Lisa Tseng, a Los Angeles "pill mill" doctor who made millions writing illegal and dangerous pain prescriptions.

Rumeal Robinson is a champion basketball player who gets his mother kicked out of her home after he cons her out of it.

A successful businesswoman is targeted by a serial grifter who poisons her for money.

The episode details scam cancer charities, who only give three percent of the millions they raise to families and patients. The episode also details a family who shoplifted millions in a nationwide crime spree and were caught on camera.

Nine people are killed and thousands sickened when a CEO knowingly ships peanut products tainted with salmonella.

Scamming millions, a man portrays himself as movie producer and money management professional.

A man goes to deadly extremes in his scheme to get rich in the oil fields of North Dakota

Former Ohio State University quarterback Art Schlichter has a gambling addiction, which he supports by becoming a con artist.

Donald "Ski" Johnson is a musician using his Jazz for Life foundation to trick donors into believing there would be appearances at red carpet Grammy Awards events.

A man scams millions from rich wine clients to live a luxurious life, but is then himself scammed.

Scammers blow up a house for insurance money, but end up engulfing dozens of homes in flames and killing a young couple.

Memorabilia legend Bill Mastro helps turn a childhood hobby into a billion-dollar business and rigs bids to scam collectors and sellers.

A school supply vendor steals millions from Detroit public schools enlisting shady school officials.

A man burns through $52 million from a trust he was hired to protect, buying helicopters, fighter jets, rocket launchers, and a fleet of WWII bombers to feed his fantasy of running "black ops" for the CIA.