Ah, the Bahamas.

What if you could hang out with celebrities, live in a penthouse above the crystal clear

ocean with all your best friends and have it be 100% paid for?

FDX founder Sam Bankman Fried made that dream a reality, but US prosecutors say he was

hiding a dark secret.

As cryptocurrency gained mainstream popularity, FDX was the poster child, spending millions

on pro-sports sponsorships and a list celebrity endorsements from the likes of Tom Brady, Larry

David and even Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary with some investing their own money in the

marketplace.

Many thought Sam Bankman Fried was changing the game as it graced the pages of Forbes

and Vanity Fair.

Barely 30, the young crypto billionaire became a powerful financial figure and was influencing

the global economy.

But in just one month, his exchange would collapse, and SPF would find himself in handcuffs,

as tens of thousands of investors would blame him for their fortunes lost.

That's one of the most dramatic falls from grace and represents one of the most spectacular

failures of corporate control in American history.

Here exclusive tape of Sam and his former girlfriend and business partner Caroline Ellison,

who later admitted something had gone very wrong inside their operation.

From Bloomberg and Wondery comes Spellcaster, a new six-part docuseries about the meteoric

rise and fall of FDX and its founder Sam Bankman Fried.

I'm about to play a clip from Spellcaster, the fall of Sam Bankman Fried, while you're

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