Katie Hinman

May 8, 2012— -- Ephren Taylor stepped into the pulpit with the ease of preacher's son, taking the microphone at the New Birth Baptist Church in Atlanta, where the powerful pastor Eddie Long was introducing him to the Sunday morning crowd. "Everything he says is based on the word of God," Long pledged to the members of his megachurch. But Taylor wasn't a visiting minister. He was a financial adviser, one who claimed to have made his first million before he turned 18.

Raffaello Follieri, an Italian businessman who was convicted of defrauding investors out of millions of dollars, said he was "happy" for his ex-girlfriend Anne Hathaway's engagement to designer Adam Shulman. "I want only the best for this person," Follieri said in an exclusive interview with ABC News. "She was very sweet to me. We had, I think, a very nice relationship. I don't have anything bad to say." Follieri and Hathaway started dating when the actress was just 21 years old.

Hayat Boumedienne, believed now to be on the run in Syria, was the more radical of the two, according to George Sauveur, who was for nearly a decade the attorney for her boyfriend, terrorist Amedy Coulibaly, killed at the kosher supermarket in Paris after he slaughtered four innocent Jewish men. In 2010, in a call recorded by French intelligence, Sauveur says, she complained that Coulibaly is "not a serious man ...