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Sachi, we talk about offshore banking a lot on this show, but do you actually know what it is?

Not really.

I mean, it's just having a bank account off ashore, right?

Yeah, you know what?

It is one of those things where when people say it, you don't actually understand what they're doing with their money.

It's like diversifying your assets or paying your taxes.

But if the people using the offshore bank are criminals,

what do you think that says about the guy who founded the bank in the first place?

It's 2008, and Jonathan Agnew is at Lord's Cricket Grounds in London.

It's one of the most famous cricket stadiums in the world.

Jonathan is in his late 40s.

He's bald and he wears thin oval glasses.

Jonathan has covered cricket for the BBC for the last 17 years,

but today he's witnessing something he's never seen before.

A black helicopter with gold trim is landing on the grounds.

Lord's Cricket Grounds is a centuries old, members-only establishment with a dress

code and very particular rules.

Non-members can't even walk on the grass, much less land a helicopter on it.

Jonathan is completely scandalized.

The man who steps out of the chopper is a tall,

tanned Texan who is definitely not a member. His name is Sir Alan Stanford, and he's made

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