He had money. He had power. He had secrets.
And now, he's dead — but the story is far from over.

In this Fugitive Files: After Hours episode, we revisit the case of Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier accused of orchestrating a global sex trafficking network that preyed on underage girls for years. With ties to celebrities, politicians, and royalty, Epstein’s web of influence extended far beyond his private island and Manhattan townhouse.

But the headlines only scratched the surface.

We break down:

• The rise of Epstein’s wealth and power

• His 2008 sweetheart plea deal

• The disturbing evidence uncovered in 2019

• The criminal charges that finally caught up with him

• And the suspicious circumstances surrounding his death in federal custody

Though Epstein never stood trial, dozens of survivors continue to speak out — and investigations into his associates still ripple through the highest levels of society.

This isn’t just a case about one man.
It’s about the system that protected him.

This is Fugitive Files: After Hours. Let’s get into it.

She said she was dying. Her friends gave everything to save her.
But the truth was more devastating than the diagnosis.

In this episode of Fugitive Files, we investigate Vanessa O'Rourke, a woman accused of faking terminal brain cancer to con loved ones out of thousands of dollars. According to the FBI, O’Rourke allegedly spun an elaborate web of lies, convincing friends and family she needed money for life-saving treatments and experimental therapy overseas.

But instead of hospital visits, she allegedly spent the money on vacations, luxury experiences, and personal indulgence—leaving behind heartbroken donors and shattered trust.

She now faces fifteen counts of wire fraud and is wanted by the FBI. A federal warrant for her arrest was issued in May 2018. She remains at large.

This is Fugitive Files. Let’s get into it.

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He escaped prison — and vanished without a trace.
A convicted bank robber, parole violator, and drug trafficker, Larry Chism pulled off one of the most daring escapes in U.S. criminal history. And more than four decades later, he's still on the run.

In this episode of Fugitive Files, we investigate Larry Porter Chism, a former lawyer turned criminal who was serving a 40-year sentence for drug smuggling when he broke out of jail in 1978. According to the FBI, Chism used an armed assault during a prisoner transfer to make his escape, wounding officers and fleeing into obscurity.

Before his prison break, Chism was already a wanted man. His criminal resume includes:

• Armed bank robbery

• Conspiracy to distribute narcotics

• Assault on federal officers

• Escape from federal custody

Despite multiple sightings over the years — from the Deep South to Central America — Chism has never been caught. He remains one of the longest-running fugitives on the FBI’s Most Wanted list.

The reward? $25,000 for information leading to his capture.
The risk? He may still be armed and dangerous.

This is Fugitive Files. Let’s get into it.