Season 3
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Driven by desperation, a woman’s quest for family stability spirals into a high-stakes crime, testing her morality and resilience.
Episodes
After swiping $17 million in stolen funds, Shannon Balenciaga uses her wit and charm to outsmart federal agents; she stays one step ahead of the law until she finds redemption.
Alabama Southern belle and single mom Takasha Stevenson seizes the opportunity when her cocaine dealer boyfriend is sent to prison; after intercepting his drug trafficking playbook, she takes his empire to the next level.
Joeisha JoJo Jefferson goes from boosting cars and robbery in L.A. to trafficking oxy and cocaine.
New York native Aisha Hall's big money moves earn her a net worth of $10 Million. She takes fame, fraud, and fortune to a whole new level. That is, until the Secret Service finds out, and she catches a 10 year prison sentence.
William Cruz's NYC chop shop surges into an international multimillion-dollar empire until a high-speed chase with Homeland Security sends him to prison and he turns his life around.
Narrated by Remy Ma, MY TRUE CRIME STORY is a one-hour true-crime docuseries that features first-person stories of real people mixed up in headline-grabbing crimes. Told by the people who lived through these life-changing misadventures, each 60-minute episode features ordinary people with good intentions who commit scandalous criminal activities and ultimately find redemption. In the series opener, Shawana King started out just wanting to help her family live a better life. She transforms her boyfriend's small-time credit card hustle into a big business, reselling electronics for millions. It's all going so well until she ends up behind bars. Other stories in the eight-episode first season include cases of international smuggling, million dollar jewelry heists, bank robbery, and drug trafficking. When it all comes crashing down, was it worth it?