Fraudster ˈfrɔːdstə noun ORIGIN Middle English: from Old French fraude, from Latin fraus. "A person who commits fraud, wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain." Notorious fraudster multimillionaire pitchman Kevin Trudeau is known internationally for his series of misleading Infomercials used to market his line of deceptive books and products. Which promise everything from natural cures for disease, to diet-free weight loss, and even financial freedom from debt. Unfortunately, for consumers who have viewed his Infomercials and purchased his books the truth of the information in them has been largely found to be dubious at best. "Fraudster" by Clarence R. Keeler allows the reader to take a closer look at Kevin Trudeau, his businesses, and many of the people that he has worked with over the years. Even information about Trudeau's background has been covered. The facts are presented in an unbiased arrangement. The reader is encouraged to reach their own conclusions. It is no longer difficult to become informed first rather than victimized by the fraudulent practices of Kevin Trudeau.