Now we move to a story. The CBS News Texas I team first uncovered nearly a year ago.

It's about a plano man who's in ICE custody as he and his wife now face felony theft charges.

It goes deeper. The FBI says bank records reveal more than 100 potential victims.

And tonight, the lead detective in this case is telling investigative reporter Brian New,

he believes this is the most elaborate and prolific fraud case he's ever encountered.

They were more than just performers.

Sammy Mukherjee and his wife Sunita lit up stages across North Texas with their voices and lit up social circles with their charm.

Boys and girls, please welcome Sammy and Gottomi.

But feds say behind the curtain of applause was a different kind of performance, one that caught the attention of dozens of investors.

One that investigators now say was a

performance of deceit. They will make you believe they are very successful business people,

but they will take every single penny you have. These six are just a fraction of what the FBI

says could be more than a hundred investors who gave

the Mukerjee's money for real estate deals.

But when dividend checks bounced, suspicion set in.

Yeah, got a show for y'all.

Got a damn good show.

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This dude pulled off a $4 million fraud against American citizens.

Wow.

You know how Democrats always say immigrants commit less fraud in the country than American citizens?

Which is true, but they're lined by omission.

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