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Season 5 • Episode 27 • The Case of the Buried Treasure
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Treasury Men in Action Season 5, Episode 27: The Case of the Buried Treasure
Paul Lacosta buries his profit from running a gambling den in the backyard to avoid paying taxes. After five years of incessant haranguing from his wife, he digs up the bills to find they've molded. Against his better judgement, they begin to spend the bills they salvaged which tips off authorities. Watch Treasury Men in Action Season 5, Episode 27 The Case of the Buried Treasure in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Treasury Men in Action Season 5, Episode 27 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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A young Federal agent infiltrates a gang of bootleggers whose still is on board a freighter ship.
The Case of the Gentleman Cheat
As part of his settlement with the IRS, a tax cheat agrees to pay all the money he owes within ten days. However, a suspicious IRS agent believes that the man is going to pay his taxes with yet more money that he has illegally hidden from the government, and sets out to prove his case.
The Case of the Tarnished Lady
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The Case of the One Way Ride
The Case of the Little Tin Box
Three people who own a nightclub, where much of the business is on a strictly cash basis, decide to avoid paying income taxes by skimming money from the club.
The Case of the Green Feathers
Customs agents go after a ring of gangsters who are smuggling rare parrots into the U.S. from Mexico.
The Case of the Dangerous Dollars
The Case of the Escaped Convict
The Case of the Losing Gamble
A racehorse owner proves too clever for his own good. His doctored tax returns are filled with phoney deductions, attracting the attention of the T-men.
The Case of the Bad Bargain
A Treasury agent goes undercover at an East Coast port to break up an opium smuggling ring.
The Case of the Broken Bond
Frank Shelby, ailing from heart disease, breaks into a hone at the insistence of his wife and steals government bonds that he signs the names of the recipient to and then cashes himself, thereby pocketing the stolen money.
The Case of the Careless Murder
The Case of the Chartered Chiseler
A bus-company owner decides to keep a little extra money for himself by falsely reporting charitable donations as tax deductions. In a case of "poetic justice", he is carried to a Federal penitentiary in one of his own vehicles.
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The Case of the Elder Brother
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The Case of the Perfect Crime
The Case of the Lady in Hiding
The Case of the Tight Squeeze
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The Secret Service is onto counterfeiter Russ Bagley who's working for a major crime syndicate. The agency's anonymous tip comes from Russ' girlfriend who's carrying on an affair with Russ' right-hand man, Nick. They figure that if they get him out of the way, they'll be free to carry on their romance and Nick will be promoted by the mob.
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