This Week on The Perfect Scam.

A gold chain dance against the skinny one's white tank top

as he beat the 29-year-old mechanic senseless

with a nickel-plated 3.57 Smith and Weston.

When the skinny guy needed a breather, his partner, a hefty six-foot

man in a sloppy white t-shirt and jeans added some shots with an aluminum bath.

Welcome back to the perfect scam. I'm your host Bob Sullivan. When we left our

story a National Guardsman living in Oklahoma, Therin Miller, had welcomed a new roommate into his home after a divorce.

They become fast friends and the man, Brant Holloway, persuades Therin to join him in an ambitious venture to open a car dealership.

But after obtaining a series of loans worth $500,000,

Tharen starts to become suspicious.

When he runs the deal by another car dealer,

Farron is warned that sounds like his partner

might be part of some kind of organized crime ring.

Then, his girlfriend discovers Brandt and his associate, Lyle Lives say,

have ties to a man named Mani Chilpiev and a luxury stuffing a man into the trunk of a car after a gun whipping.

In part two, we learned much more about Chilpiev and the crazy luxury car rental

business in South Florida from a reporter who covered it all for the Miami New Times.

Then we hear much more from Tharran who wants to go down to Florida and get that half

million dollars back but his girlfriend warns if he does he might not

come back alive his only other choice turn himself into the FBI risk his career and

maybe more by turning in his mob friends.

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