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Jordan Belfort rose to infamy for scamming people out of their money, as depicted in "American Greed."

The Zillow ad for the home does not mention that someone died in the Durham, North Carolina mansion.

Joe Exotic is now no longer in a windowless area of Federal Medical Center Forth Worth, a representative for the "Tiger King" stated.

A petition filed against Jeff Lowe accuses him of "withholding, collecting, and remitting taxes owed" by the animal park once run by Joe Exotic. 

Prince Andrew's law team denies that he has been ignoring the Department of Justice's attempts to interview him about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Steven Avery's lawyer Kathleen Zellner contended that "disease that caused him to be wrongfully convicted" is worse than him getting coronavirus. 

The signature of Don Lewis, whose suspicious disappearance was made infamous by Netflix's "Tiger King," was faked, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.

A judge has awarded Big Cat Rescue CEO Carole Baskin control over Joe Exotic's former G.W. Zoo, as a result of a prior copyright lawsuit she won against him during their infamous years-long feud. 

Oxygen premieres a new season of "Accident, Suicide Or Murder" on May 9.

From cannibal killer Jeffrey Dahmer to the mysterious crimes of Israel Keyes, these true crime shows reveal the real stories behind some of the country's most notorious serial killers.