A wealthy American executive was found dead in his car in Mexico.

It looked like an accident, until a forensic anthropologist found evidence of a chilling

tale of fraud and deceit.

34-year-old Madison Rutherford had everything.

He was ambitious, successful, happily married, and rich.

He worked as a financial advisor in Connecticut, with an uncanny ability to make money for

his clients.

He also managed money for his friends, like Brigadet Beck.

I thought, since I am alone in this country, I thought it might be wise if anything would

happen to me.

I thought I should have him as my executive.

By all accounts, Madison Rutherford and his wife, Rene, lived lavishly and had expensive

tastes.

So it wasn't unusual for Madison to travel outside the United States, pursuing his various

interests.

Madison Rutherford and his wife had a pension for various types of animals, including dogs,

and part of the reason for supposedly going to Mexico was to obtain another exotic dog.

But a few days later, Mexican police found Rutherford's car in a ravine near Monterey.

It appeared that the car had swerved off the road and caught fire.

When they got there, the car was burnt beyond recognition.

The car was gone and he opened up the driver's door and found some bone fragments on the driver's

side.

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