The Art of Making Money - The World's Greatest Counterfeiter
"The World's Greatest Counterfeiter"
Synopsis
Meet Frank Bourassa, the man who printed $250 million in fake U.S. dollars—and nearly got away with it. This jaw-dropping true crime story dives into how a Canadian mechanic became one of the most prolific counterfeiters in modern history. How did he do it? How did he fool governments, banks, and the Secret Service? And why did he only serve a few weeks in jail?
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