The grim reality of major white-collar crime cases in Jamaica: decades of slow investigations, charges that melt away, and anticlimactic quiet endings. Even with massive frauds like the SSL collapse (an estimated $3 billion!), the path to true accountability seems intentionally obscured. Are we witnessing justice finally move, or just a very well-rehearsed distraction? The historical record offers zero comfort on this pattern of inconclusive outcomes. | Richard Hugh Blackford

Reliving one of the biggest cases of white-collar crime in the history of the Irish State. The story of Dublin solicitor Thomas Byrne, who stole €52 million from the banks and took ownership of 12 of his victims' houses. #Swindlers | Wednesday at 9.35pm | RTÉ One