SCAM

The series will be based on ABC Radio's podcast about the disgraced med-tech company.

Retirees have allegedly been duped out thousands to attend and compete in dancing competitions that never happened.

You've probably got used to ignoring them, but this is what happens if you click and keep on clicking.

The US Marshal's Service is selling Fyre Festival-branded tee-shirts, sweatpants, and wristbands.

Theranos profited off telling a juicy scammer tale. That story is still profitable, because we can't stop telling it.

Stephen Bonser pretended to be stood up at a chain restaurant all night, tweeting about it the entire evening, to see if somebody would cover a sad person's bill.

By imitating film directors, CEOs, and Rupert Murdoch's ex-wife, some unknown woman is duping influencers out of thousands.

Is that really all you've got?

"The thing that the founder, Billy, wanted more than anything—in my opinion—was to be in the middle of it all. He wanted to be 'the guy.'"

I was obsessed with her, until I saw firsthand who she really is.

This story just keeps getting more messed up.

I'm no good at doing press for my shed story, so I thought it might be fun to get some other people to do it instead.