Big FBI Robbery Cases (Part 2) | TRIPLE EPISODE | The FBI Files

Price of Greed: In September 1997, a team of masked gunmen robbed an armored car facility in Los Angeles, and made off with $18.9 million, the largest takeover heist in U.S. history. An employee believed she recognized the voice of one of the robbers, and FBI agents began conducting surveillance on a former employee of the facility. With only one piece of physical evidence, a fragment of a vehicle taillight, authorities hoped to connect him to the crime, and locate his accomplices.

Home Invaders: In the early 1980’s, a pair of serial bank robbers gained a reputation among law enforcement officials as formidable bandits. Using the same modus operandi, the two men took hostages and emptied bank vaults across the Midwest. After the criminals escaped from police custody, FBI agents familiar with the bandits believed that they would attempt a grand-scale heist. By conducting surveillance on known associates of the criminals, authorities tried to anticipate the next target.

Held Hostage: In October 1995, a South Carolina family was taken hostage as part of an elaborately planned bank robbery. Local police quickly identified two of the perpetrators, but the criminal mastermind proved more elusive. After his escape from custody, authorities began to suspect the fugitive of involvement in a series of bank robberies up and down the east coast, and the FBI remained on his trail, hoping to catch him before he took more hostages.

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[mr.hiphopcanada]

Nothing like watching old school shows on the holidays, the good old days of Caable tv, ppl dont know

[debrastone]

Already glad I'm planning to sleep through this. Another episode I've seen way too many times! I only enjoy them once, & tolerate them the 2nd time. After the 5th time or so, it's just a bit of noise through my nap time.

[j.wwilson]

Hello from uk to USA god bless America and the late 80s 90s and early 00s 🇺🇸

[Kam.]

Sad the guards dinner must have been well cold when he was released 😂

[Snceday]

Biggest cash robbery in us history. Damn

[fefnireindraer]

14 million dollars split 6 ways and that means each got 2 million for roughly 8 years of jail. If they were smart that money is in a country the Feds cant touch and they just disappear.

[texasray]

Murderers often get off with plea deals of a few years but bank robbers get 500 years.
I guess it's a matter of priorities.

[PeterMendeleev]

Thank God the guard didn't die dispatch he couldn't enjoy his dinner

[fuckyourproducer]

Bro yall gotta figure out a new scheme to get viewers,

I done caught on a while ago that yall combine and rename these videos

Its getting old as these episodes

Pls do better😅😂

[Austin-pppk]

The FBI plays an amazing role but some do the hardest work is by the Federal Prosecutor

[PeterMendeleev]

Watching from The Gambia smalling coast west Africa

[TheRealEnergyTv]

Dude escaped twice on some houdini shit🧞‍♂️

[Amarillobymorning]

A taliban commander like to talk to Allen, he will said where is the 15 million dollars are .

[jfbfunzone]

Am I the only Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 person here
West Africa let know our selves

[abigailandino]

14:00 he’s lucky he was in New Orleans. Had he not been able to prove it, he would be in prison. Believe it.
That’s why defense lawyers fight so hard to have that type of garbage thrown out. Because reasonable doubt.

[ourhumblecommode]

You can assault with a weapon or be assaulted with a weapon but a weapon is inanimate and therefore cannot assault you