"My son did say something about the fact that Nick had been uncomfortable staying [at Pearlman’s house],” Denise told the outlet at the time. “For a while Nick loved going over to Lou’s house.

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The docuseries adds, "Of the $500 million Lou Pearlman stole only $10 million has been recovered. Nearly 2,000 individuals and families invested with Pearlman over more than 30 years.

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ABC News reported the group had made only $300,000 since their debut while Pearlman pocketed $10 million. “We were blindsided to Lou being the sixth member of the group,” McLean says.