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This documentary is unnecessarily over-long at 3 episodes, involving multiple repeats of the same snippets/quotes. It could have easily been edited to a 2-parter. It “reveals” the “fraud” perpetuated by Antiguan-based Stanford Financial Group.After 2 episodes no fraud had been revealed and the only criminal activity demonstrated had been perpetrated by US authorities such as the SEC & the FBI acting beyond their jurisdictions in other sovereign nations. The final episode reveals the evil duplicity of one protagonist over one-time colleagues amid tenuous financial accusations.Investors ought to be aware of what they are investing in; and prepared to accept credit risk for any such investments.The US has a really warped sense of Justice and Injustice; given the outcomes of one financial scandal amongst many scandals in the US at that time.Tragic/Sad/Revealing/Over-long.

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First Aired: 2022-01-02

Total Number of Episodes: 3

Total Number of Series: 1

Latest Episode: Season 1 episode 3 Episode 3
Allen moves his operation to Antigua where he discovers the power of cricket in the Caribbean.

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