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What happens when a man who built a $200 million business on lies tries to warn you about someone else’s fraud?
In this Tax Crime Junkies Fine Line Files special edition, Dominique sits down with Barry Minkow—the teenage mastermind behind ZZZZ Best, the ex-con-turned-pastor-turned-SEC informant—for a one-of-a-kind interview.
But this isn’t the redemption arc you might expect.
Instead, Dom gets a front-row seat to monologue filled with red flags, Reg D horror stories, and just enough self-awareness to leave you wondering: Is he helping protect people—or just starring in his next act?
In this episode, you’ll hear:
🔹 Why Reg D investment deals are a playground for fraud
And the chilling takeaway from Barry himself:
“Perpetrators of financial fraud can’t guard the front door. And only a crook like me would know that.”
🎧 This episode is a warning, a case study, and a reminder: even a man who lies for a living can sometimes tell the truth. But that doesn’t mean you should trust him.
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By Dominique Molina4.4
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What happens when a man who built a $200 million business on lies tries to warn you about someone else’s fraud?
In this Tax Crime Junkies Fine Line Files special edition, Dominique sits down with Barry Minkow—the teenage mastermind behind ZZZZ Best, the ex-con-turned-pastor-turned-SEC informant—for a one-of-a-kind interview.
But this isn’t the redemption arc you might expect.
Instead, Dom gets a front-row seat to monologue filled with red flags, Reg D horror stories, and just enough self-awareness to leave you wondering: Is he helping protect people—or just starring in his next act?
In this episode, you’ll hear:
🔹 Why Reg D investment deals are a playground for fraud
And the chilling takeaway from Barry himself:
“Perpetrators of financial fraud can’t guard the front door. And only a crook like me would know that.”
🎧 This episode is a warning, a case study, and a reminder: even a man who lies for a living can sometimes tell the truth. But that doesn’t mean you should trust him.
Call to Action:
Subscribe, share, and remember:

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