She dropped out of Stanford at nineteen. She raised 

nine billion dollars. She put her blood testing machines 

into Walgreens stores across America. And the machines 

didn't work.

This episode of Dark Money: True Crime Finance goes 

inside Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes — Silicon Valley's 

most audacious fraud. We follow the story from the 

founding myth to the fake Edison machine to the Wall 

Street Journal investigation that unravelled everything, 

and examine the patients who made real medical decisions 

based on test results that were never accurate.

Subscribe to Dark Money: True Crime Finance for new 

episodes every Monday and Wednesday.

Fortune Magazine named Enron America's most innovative 

company six years in a row. Its CEO was on the covers 

of business magazines. Its stock hit ninety dollars 

a share. And almost none of it was real.

This episode of Dark Money: True Crime Finance goes 

inside Enron — the Houston energy giant that used 

mark-to-market accounting and hundreds of fake offshore 

entities to inflate profits by eleven billion dollars. 

We follow the money from Jeffrey Skilling's arrival 

to Andy Fastow's shadow empire to the morning twenty 

thousand employees showed up for work and found out 

their retirement savings were gone.

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episodes every Monday and Wednesday.

He was a former chairman of NASDAQ. Senators had dinner 

with him. Charities trusted him with their entire 

endowments. For forty years, Bernie Madoff ran the 

largest investment fraud in human history — and nobody 

who could stop it did anything about it.

This episode of Dark Money: True Crime Finance goes 

inside the Madoff Ponzi scheme from the ground up. 

How sixty-five billion dollars vanished, how one analyst 

spent nine years filing warnings with the SEC and was 

ignored every time, and how a single week in 2008 

brought the whole thing down. We follow the money, 

name the victims, and examine the psychology of the 

most audacious fraudster who ever lived.

Subscribe to Dark Money: True Crime Finance for new 

episodes every Monday and Wednesday. If you're 

fascinated by financial crime, corporate fraud, and 

the psychology of greed — this is your show.