 | American Greed: The $400 Million Rip Off
He's dubbed Long Island, New York's "Mini-Madoff." Nicholas Cosmo promised huge returns on booming real estate opportunities. He brought white-collar crime to blue-collar Americans and scammed thousands of trusting investors. American Greed takes you inside a $400 million Ponzi scheme.
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