
From the same producers that brought "American Greed" to the screen, "Deadly Rich" is a true-crime series that drops viewers into the lives of the one percent. It features high-profile cases and exposes the dirty little secrets of how too much money drives people toward the ultimate sin and how even murder is done differently. Each story is told in first-person narratives through the eyes of family, friends and law enforcement.

When a Manhattan heiress vanishes from her mansion, friends, staff and investigators are mystified; the investigation leads to a mysterious tenant who moved into the mansion weeks earlier and a transcontinental story of deceit, arson and murder.

Horror strikes the wealthy enclave of Aspen, Colo. when heiress Nancy Pfister is found brutally murdered in her mountain home; as police work to untangle a twisted web of suspects, a shocking confession puts a sudden end to the investigation.

Wealthy retired executive Ken Abbott and his wife, Celeste, are said to have died in a fiery car crash in New Jersey, but when the family can't get answers to simple questions about their deaths, police discover a gruesome crime motivated by greed.