Double Lives and Dubious Loyalties: A Cautionary Tale for Investors The recent conviction of Ted Maher in the arson death of a billionaire in Monaco has raised questions about the darker side of high finance.
What's striking is not only the gruesome crime itself, but also Maher's double life – one that had the potential to cause significant financial harm.
According to reports by Erin Moriarty on "48 Hours," Maher led a charmed existence in Monaco, rubbing shoulders with the wealthy elite and enjoying social privilege.