Sixteen victims, nearly $100,000 in damages, a team effort between the Better Business Bureau and the Florida State Prosecutor's office, and felony conviction for racketeering that includes 10 years of jailtime, full restitution, and 25 years of probation. And did I mention that nearly all the victims that came together, the investigating agency, and even the prosecutor are all women? This first season's release couldn't be better timed for March - International Women's Month!

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