Examining Stefanie's body, forensic pathologist Ian Hood had 'no reason to believe' her death was anything other than a homicide; she'd clearly been strangled.

A young entrepreneur decides to cash out and travel the world. After months of strange emails and unreturned phone calls, his family begins to dig deeper into his whereabouts. What they find is a shocking web of lies and deadly deceit.

Craig Rabinowitz told police his wife's death in the tub was accidental. A lack of wet footprints and other odd details didn't add up, however.

Craig and Stefanie Rabinowitz visited a couple's home for brunch after both had new babies. It should've been a happy occasion, but a friend recalls Craig "almost brooding" — "there was something going on."

Ed Shin was no stranger to deceit, authorities soon found, when investigating the disappearance of his business partner. An electronic trail and a mysterious blood stain would soon unravel his plan.

During and after Dave and Jayne Miller's wedding, her friends raised doubt about his alleged wealth, based on his shoes, watch and the fact that he moved into her small apartment with her.

Irvine Police were unable to charge Ed Shin for the kidnapping hoax he attempted on his parents, because no false police report was filed. His roommate at the time reads the "ransom" email aloud.

A former co-worker of Ed Shin's, as well as former roommate, say he staged his own kidnapping to secure $1 million from his own father.

When Ed Shin went to work for Joseph Gray, Gray didn't know that Shin had previously tried to hire someone to stage a "home invasion" of the owner of a business he had purchased without paying the owner.

Chris Smith's family received emails sporadically — with one 7-month break — from Chris.

When Chris Smith allegedly walked away from a failing business, his family received emails from him saying that he was going to travel the world with his new girlfriend, a Playboy model.

David Miller didn’t just lie to his wives: when unable to repay his friend for the thousands of dollars he borrowed, he said he was supposedly diagnosed with cancer.

When he became fed up with the money David Miller owed him, Ed Cholakian showed up at his office and took several purportedly valuable paintings from the wall as collateral.