How A Man Stole $20 Million And Remained Hidden In The Bank Vault For 27 Hours

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Today's story is about one of the most successful bank robberies in history, some describe it as the heist of the century, Made by a french thief called Albert Spaggiari in a french city named Nice, He stole approximately $10 million Dollars. Spaggiari was arrested and charged with the crime, but he escaped from custody during his trial and was never recaptured. Despite an extensive manhunt, he was never caught and his whereabouts remain unknown.

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Forget breaking into banks, become a politician. Steal with immunity

webstercat

It doesn't take a mastermind to break into and rob a vault in a bank but it does take a mastermind to get away with it and keep the secrets for a lifetime.

farrdawgjoker

Albert's escape from the rear window behind the judge, is a classic case & humorous escape from eyes of the 'Judiciary' in presence of a Judge.

ranjandasgupta

Albert was a suicidal criminal genius. I also love the fact that a doctor was used in the crime

nserekoraymond

I'm not a criminal however I cannot explain why I wanted him to get away with what he looted.

jamisa

He didn't kill anyone or harm anyone in anyway. He was so clever. He put his intelligence to test, and it was a big success. He was a good man.

akumarvilla

I don't know which was more audacious, the robbery or the guy's escape from the judge's office!

stevengill

What an interesting story. I'm sort of glad he got away. The no guns, no killing no hate makes me think he wasn't a "bad" man, didn't want to hurt people and wasn't in a gang or a career criminal. I know what he did was wrong, but I can't help thinking the way I do. And because he was never caught, he obviously did no more crime and probably let a simple existence. And the bank was insured so only the insurance company really suffered, and I've had some really bad experiences with them so I have no love for them.... cheers, and great video that was well presented.

titmusspaultpaul

Learning to pronounce the names of the French cities in question, would be a plus

elvarg

When you're successful in such a scenario. Never look back no contacts no calls no texts no mails. It's even better when you are an orphan with no single relative

darkhorse

Albert Spagiari had such loyal friends.When he died his friends brought his body too his mother.Smuggled from Brasil
Too France.

nightridersoul

It’s not pronounced Nice it’s Pronounced Neese like geese.

pezpowerproductions

Holy shit, I did not see that ending coming!!! Brilliant I think i’m more happy than he was knowing he got away with it!!!

africaisawesome

The editor is a master of using stock footage.

RichardsWorld

How do we know when he died from lung cancer if his whereabouts remain unknown? "Despite an extensive manhunt, he was never caught and his whereabouts remain unknown."

DrumMenace