 | The Fugitives: Raiders of the Lost Retirement
Joseph McCool allegedly touted himself as a former successful manager of a private European trust, he promised investors they couldn't lose their initial investments. But, instead of guaranteed returns, investors were left with nothing but story after story. With the FBI closing in, McCool fled the country and is wanted for conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
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