They believed their wealth, status, or sheer audacity placed them above the law. True Crime Story: Smugshot returns with jaw-dropping new cases of delusional criminals whose elaborate schemes and staggering entitlement will leave you equal parts fascinated and furious. Season 2 dives deeper into the psychology of privilege gone rogue, profiling narcissistic masterminds, spoiled heiresses, and corrupt professionals who treated laws as mere suggestions. From multi-million dollar frauds orchestrated from gilded offices to shockingly brazen acts of violence by the socially connected, each episode unpacks how unchecked arrogance becomes a criminal superpower.

Through chilling interrogations, damning paper trails, and interviews with those who blew the whistle, Smugshot reveals how these perpetrators weaponized their confidence—until their house of cards collapsed. Watch as forensic accountants, dogged detectives, and ordinary bystanders dismantle their illusions of invincibility. The result? A visceral cocktail of schadenfreude and societal reckoning that asks: What happens when “rules for thee, not for me” meets cold, hard justice?

True Crime Story: Smugshot Season 2 main cast and supporting cast

David K. Williams as Deputy Detective

David K. Williams (Bosch, The Rookie) embodies the relentless pursuit of justice as a no-nonsense Deputy Detective. Williams brings gritty authenticity to the role of an investigator unraveling white-collar labyrinths or confronting blue-blooded arrogance with equal tenacity. His world-weary demeanor and sharp interrogations cut through suspects’ smokescreens, exposing the desperation beneath their facade of superiority.

Williams’ performance is the moral anchor of each episode. Whether facing off against a smug CEO or a pathological liar, his character represents the system’s grinding machinery—reminding viewers that entitlement might buy delay, but rarely delivers escape. His steely resolve turns procedural detail into gripping drama.

Jim Dadosky as Greg Sokol

Character actor Jim Dadosky (Better Call Saul, The Offer) delivers nuanced intensity as Greg Sokol, a tenacious prosecutor or special agent specializing in financial crimes. Dadosky crafts Sokol as a cerebral bulldog—methodically connecting dots between luxury lifestyles and hidden illicit funds. His calm, almost clinical approach contrasts powerfully with suspects’ explosive egos.

Dadosky showcases Sokol’s mastery of turning arrogance against perpetrators. His scenes dissecting paper trails or confronting suspects with their own paper trails crackle with tension, revealing how meticulous legwork and psychological insight dismantle even the most “untouchable” criminals.