This limited true-crime series delivers a gripping, forensic-level reconstruction of a modern financial crime that spanned continents and exposed the dark side of online trust. Through cinematic tension and real investigative detail, it traces how a romance-based “pig-butchering” crypto scam grew into a $73 million laundering empire—until a web of digital forensics and international cooperation brought it down.

The story unfolds through the eyes of federal agents, forensic analysts, and the victims who unknowingly fed the machine. Each chapter reveals a new layer: from the first desperate complaint about a vanished investment, to the blockchain analysts following invisible trails across borders, to the final coordinated arrest that signaled the end of the scheme.

Shot in the narrative tone of Forensic Files with the visual weight of a Netflix docudrama, the story explores not only the pursuit of justice but the emotional wreckage left behind when affection becomes a financial weapon. Every scene feels grounded, procedural, and tense—mirroring the precision of real-world cybercrime investigations and the slow, methodical rhythm of law enforcement building a case brick by brick.

It’s a story about people—both the ones who engineered deception and those who refused to let it stand.