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First, meet Count Victor Lustig, the man who sold the Eiffel Tower—twice! An infamous con artist posing as a count, Lustig's audacious scams spanned across continents, bewildering law enforcement and charming unsuspecting victims. How did this master of deception pull off some of the most preposterous swindles in history?
Then, venture into the shadowy disappearance of Lord Lucan, a British aristocrat embroiled in scandal and accused of a grievous crime. Vanishing without a trace in 1974 after a tragic event, his fate has spurred endless speculation and a worldwide manhunt. What happened to the man who was once a fixture in the upper echelons of British society?
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