What makes someone a fraudster? In conversation with two psychologists whose careers and research have seen them interview and work with many criminals, we take a deep dive into how and why people commit these crimes - and who might be their most likely victim.

After stepping in to save his father's business, Nick discovered that blood is not always thicker than water. But when he moved on to start his own business, he soon realized that his son might also be playing a similar game...

Working for a logging company, Kerry was the only pair of eyes on the company's books and invoices. Would she be able to get away with pocketing hundreds of thousands of dollars to help her start a new life?

When ex-pilot Vernon discovered how easy it was to embezzle funds with fake invoices, he spent years living the life of luxury - until one day, he got a phone call that changed everything. 

Hear Vernan’s story in Accounts Deceivable: a new podcast, sponsored by Medius, looking at a growing category of white collar crime: invoice fraud. Learn more about Medius at http://medius.com

When Diana and her family hit a rocky patch, she turned to white collar crime to find a way out. But with the weight of the crime heavy on her shoulders, it was only a matter of time before Diana was caught.

Find out what happened next in Accounts Deceivable: a new podcast, sponsored by Medius, looking at a growing category of white collar crime: invoice fraud. Learn more about Medius at http://medius.com

When Sherry discovered she was the victim of an elaborate corporate scam it led her on an amazing, nerve-wrecking  journey to recover the funds.  

We hear Sherry’s story in Accounts Deceivable: a new podcast, sponsored by Medius, looking at a growing category of white collar crime: invoice fraud. Learn more about Medius at http://medius.com