The Man with Two Names

48 Hours

CBS News

Tv & Film, True Crime

4.1 • 7.8K Ratings

🗓️ 18 May 2026

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

After a conviction for killing a billionaire in Monaco, Ted Maher changes his name and puts out a hit on New Mexico woman. He denies it all. Erin Moriarty reports.

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0:00.0	From the trusted team behind 48 hours, welcome to case-by-case.
0:04.1	Your weekly update on the biggest true crime stories unfolding right now.
0:08.7	Nick Ryder remains in custody without bail.
0:11.0	Luigi Mangione accused of stalking and gunning down United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
0:16.0	From high-profile trials and stunning evidence to major breaks in cold cases.
0:22.2	We'll follow it all case by case.
0:24.8	Follow and listen to 48 hours case by case wherever you get your podcasts.
0:41.3	John Green does what John Green does, right? He's a charmer.
0:43.3	He's a smooth talker.
0:44.3	I think he could talk his way in anyone's life.
0:47.3	Beneath the surface, there's something really dark.
0:51.3	Is this a man who just happens to have really bad luck?
0:55.0	Or is he a bad guy?
0:57.0	He's a bad guy.
0:58.0	We had good times together.
1:00.0	I never felt like I'm with a bad person.
1:04.0	I think he's unlucky. I think he's unlucky.
1:07.0	We were so happy when he met Kim Lark, his wife. They went skiing together, they loved dogs together.
1:14.6	I had not seen him so happy in all these years that we've known him.
1:18.6	I think John Green saw Dr. Kim and saw dollar signs.
1:21.6	You think he targeted her?
1:23.6	Yeah, I do.
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