You’d think after being caught on camera as a scammer and con artist, Peter Foster might have remorse - change his ways even. Instead, secretly recorded conversations reveal the lengths Foster will go to protect the millions of dollars he’s taken from his victims.

As a young, cheeky, Aussie upstart in the UK, Foster won the heart of the world’s most desired pin-up girl: Samantha Fox. What made her fall for Foster? Justin Armsden looks at Foster through the eyes of the women who’ve been his lovers and his enemies.

After serving jail time for money laundering offences, Foster announces he is ‘damaged goods’, swearing his fraudulent ways are over. Instead, he wants to find a soulmate and give his mother grandchildren. A nice story, but Armsden discovers there is one detail that Foster doesn’t cover for: his voice.

Is a conman born or made? From an early age Peter displayed his mother’s flair for selling, and he credits her for his work ethic and ability to ‘earn a dollar’. Is Louise Foster embroiled in her son’s crimes, or has he exploited her, like the all other women in his life?

Where better to orchestrate a political scam while living in luxury, than a tropical island? Justin Armsden travels to Fiji to hear the inside story of one of Peter Foster’s most brazen cons yet.

Peter Foster is in hiding and on the run from Interpol after failing to turn up to court for a jail sentence. Justin Armsden and private investigator Ken Gamble take the lead, and bring police to Foster’s property. But they’re not prepared for what they find.

Peter Foster is a master at exploiting people’s trust, so maybe he never expected he could also trust someone too much. Enter Talie Kalailakeba: the house maid who saw what Foster was up to, got angry, and decided to do something about it.

Just when things went quiet on the Foster front, a suspiciously familiar ad pops up for a sports betting opportunity that’s too good to be true. Could this be Peter Foster's latest con, hiding in plain sight?