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Masterminds (2003)

Season 4 • Episode 3 • Foul Ball

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Masterminds Season 4, Episode 3: Foul Ball

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The capture of fraudster Wayne Bray, who was responsible for the largest sporting memorabilia scam in American history Watch Masterminds Season 4, Episode 3 Foul Ball in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Masterminds Season 4, Episode 3 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

10 episodes
1

The Museum Heist

Insight into James P Quinn's theft of $1.6million worth of jewellery in the Headley-Whitney Museum, Kentucky, revealing whether the police were able to catch him
2

It Takes a Thief

Revealing how Paul Mathieson came to lead a band of burglars that travelled America, stealing over $10million worth of loot
3

Foul Ball

The capture of fraudster Wayne Bray, who was responsible for the largest sporting memorabilia scam in American history
4

The Transylvania Job

Thieves stole over five million dollars worth of sketches and books from the University of Transylvania's rare book collection.
5

Mission Impossible Burglar

Profiling Steven Krueger, whose ability to use rope ladders and grappling hooks to avoid shop alarms saw the papers dub him the 'Mission Impossible Thief'
6

Money Maker

The story of forger Wesley Weber, who, while still in his 20s, flooded the Canadian economy with $20million in counterfeit notes
7

The Copycat Millions

The story of con-man El Sakhai, who made millions dealing in forged paintings in the Asian market
8

The Graduate

In July 1994, master thief James P. Quinn makes off with over $1.6 million in jewelry from the Headley-Whitney museum in Lexington, Ky.
9

Imposters: Bad Medicine

Dr Gerald Barnes posed as a doctor and ran a Los Angeles clinic - but despite having certificates he never actually attended medical school
10

The Millennium Diamond

The attempted theft of a diamond worth £200million, which was being exhibited at the Millennium Dome