California True Crime Producer WANTED As FBI EXPOSES $30M Fake Heiress Scheme & Hunts Her In Dubai

For years, Mary Carole McDonnell ran Bellum Entertainment, a Burbank company that made true crime TV shows like "I Married a Murderer" and "It Takes a Killer." According to the FBI, she told banks she was an heir to the McDonnell aircraft family with an $80 million trust coming her way, and used that story to obtain nearly $30 million. A federal warrant was issued in 2018. She vanished. This month, the FBI added her to its Most Wanted Fraudsters list.

In this report

• The true crime boss and the paychecks that bounced
• The cameraman who got paid with a website and a Friday deadline
• The $80 million trust nobody could see
• $14.7 million from Banc of California, and $15 million more
• The aliases, the warrant and the 154-year maximum
• Why Dubai makes this case so hard
• The $150,000 reward

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