The Untold Story Of America's Greatest Car Thief

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In today's video, we're diving deep into a riveting real crime story. Uncover the true story of Min Jin Yang, the ex-Chinese Army intelligence officer who transformed the streets of New York city into his luxury car and expensive car heist playground. In the glitzy backdrop of 1990s New York, Yang masterminded a high-tech car theft operation, swindling millions of dollars by bypassing luxury car security systems.
We'll discover how this criminal genius and his team of skilled criminals executed some of the most audacious heists, leading to a multi million dollar empire. But every crime story has its twists—an escape, betrayals, and a dramatic climax. Join us as we decode the life of NYC's most infamous car thief and one of the greatest car thieves in American history, and his descent into the annals of crime.

- From Spy to NYC's Car Theft Kingpin: The True Story of Min Jin Yang
-Betrayals, Escapes, and Luxury Cars: Inside the Crime World of Min Jin Yang
- Behind the Wheel of Deception: NYC's Most Audacious Car Theft Ring Revealed
- Forget James Bond, Meet the Chinese Spy Turned American Car Robbery King
- The Rise and Fall of NYC's Most Notorious Car Thief: Min Jin Yang Unmasked
- He Drove Away with Millions: The Real Crime Story of NYC's Luxury Car Bandit
- Cars, Crimes, and Cunnings: Decoding the Heists of Min Jin Yang
- From Beijing to Brooklyn: The Tale of an Intelligence Officer Turned Car Thief
- Stealing Luxury: How Min Jin Yang Became NYC's Car Heist Mastermind
- NYC's Glitzy 90s Underbelly: The Car Theft Empire of Min Jin Yang
- Min Jin Yang: The Ex-Intelligence Officer Who Stole Millions on NYC's Streets

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[nserekoraymond]

Yang was a crime genius. He indeed deserves a spot on this show

[BV-Auto]

This was also featured on the TV Show Masterminds. Excellent work...the question is... "how did he do it?"

[adriandillon]

48 cars were stolen - all in a matter of seconds.. that sounds like an awesome movie plot.

[lainealexander]

In Newcastle UK we had Tommy the toolbox
he was unreal at disarming alarms on anything and having it away in seconds
In the end he just knocked at your door with a sawn off shot gun
He now lives abroad and cannot come home

[Chilllue]

This was the best story I heard of for stealing cars . I lived only 90mins away from where it happened lol . He was very smart but there is always a weak link for when they get captured. Great video ❤

[JDYTC]

This man was arrested in 2001, has been out for over ten years. Would have been nice if the video ended with when he got out and what he did then.

[rastman]

I guess being an Intelligence Officer really paid off. Sadly, all good things must come to an end. This was an eloquently dialed-in operation.

[Sovoxz]

This story needs to be made into a movie

[findinghumorthruitall]

what an amazing story. yes i know the negative aspect to it. but still what an amazing story.

[febiankusumarafassya]

If this story were made into a film, it would be cool

[sajalgoswami]

This is better than any other true crime heist I've ever seen..was wishing he didn't get caught and the cat and mouse game kept going, where police always within striking distance but always running one step behind.

[trtrvdcv]

If I had 5 bucks for every time you said this guys an intelligence officer with the Chinese army id have enough to retire.

[robinw]

illegal business is always much more harder and stressful than legal ones, so i do respect their effort.

[WilliaminOz]

'Gone in 60 seconds' with Nick Cage. Rings a bell.

[lawpleasure]

Physical theft. Keys, car and location. Gone in 60 seconds

[CyberSystemOverload]

Fantastic car thefts, glad to hear the luxury cars were shipped to China and may their new owners enjoy them. The guy with the computer skills to hack the cat systems in 60 seconds is amazing!

[amohkenda]

They made a big mistake to hire a mad driver who caused the accident...I hate that driver

[jacksonm.]

A friend of mine spent a few years working in NYC. He told me that New Yorkers didn't drive. He said the roads and traffic were a nightmare and parking was very expensive, if you managed to find one. So even millionaires there used public transport to get around. I now understand why - it's because Min Jin Yang and his gang stole all their luxury cars years ago, so now NY millionaires have to take the subway.

[foolsgold]

10 years in prison and come out a millionaire? I'll take that!

[raijinjigokuoni]

great vid. Almost felt like watching a REAL MOVIE. Keep up the great content.