The speaker tells a story of how a guy needed a press to make counterfeit money and came up with a tale to purchase a printer to print pamphlets for a shampoo company, highlighting the need for expertise in identifying different printing techniques for counterfeit items.
Frank, a construction equipment thief, was caught after his accomplice was sentenced to 31 months in prison for stolen construction equipment.
The killer may have owned a car dealership or worked at one, allowing him to swap plates, clean, paint and sell the car out of the state. In 1988, police interviewed a man who had bought a car from Kenneth Jr. in July of 1984.
Adolf Beck was mistakenly identified as a con man named John Smith, who had been bilking women out of their jewelry for almost 20 years. The case brought into question the validity of eyewitness testimony.
The CEO of 3G Capital is known for being incredibly frugal, with mantras like "costs are like fingernails" and policies like banning color photocopies and selling all private jets of companies they acquire.
The police were able to uncover the real location of a wanted criminal through a conversation with his overconfident friend, who openly discussed his financial transactions with him.