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A high-ranking government official authorizes deportation of more than 1,400 Jews to Nazi concentration camps; Enron collapses due to creative accounting practices and greed.
A high-ranking government official authorizes deportation of more than 1,400 Jews to Nazi concentration camps; Enron collapses due to creative accounting practices and greed.
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Corrupt Crimes
S1, EP48 "The War Criminal"A high-ranking government official authorizes deportation of more than 1,400 Jews to Nazi concentration camps; Enron collapses due to creative accounting practices and greed.
Corrupt Crimes
S1, EP51 "The Music Producer Murder"Legendary music producer Phil Spector is convicted of murder; Ali al-Timimi's Virginia jihad network of young U.S. Muslim men play paintball to train for holy war.
Corrupt Crimes
S1, EP52 "Bin Laden's Triple Threat"A triple agent serves in the U.S. military and government while helping to orchestrate the al-Qaida campaign of terror leading to 9/11; a four-star Army general resigns amid scandal.
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S1, EP53 "The Minister Murderer"A minister murders his wife when she uncovers his secret double life; Baltimore's biggest drug dealer ships tons of cocaine cross-country.
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