Once so many people knew, including their girlfriends and the person offered 100k to buy a house, it was just a matter of time before they got them. Another mistake was the former employee using his voice.
@@leroyjenkins7968 That's gobermint for you... They will spend BILLIONS of TAX PAYERS money just to PROVE YOU WRONG. That's how mad these people are... Besides, it is all about "NATIONAL SECURITY." ROTFLMAO!!!
Didn't hurt anyone???!!! They hurt the psyche of the people they tied up; they hurt my wallet when they prompted the FBI, IRS and LAPD to spend millions of dollars on investigating. They hurt the taxpayers wallet when they had to pay for the guards that watch them, the lawyers that defended them; the judge that judged them, the DA who prosecuted them; their GED education in prison; their appeals lawyer; the court stenographer; the 3 slops and a flop that they enjoy in the Big House.....ad nauseum.
Yes I do agree with you on that but I wouldn't stay local I would get my passport and leave the country with the money and my family and change our identities and live in a different country
@@EricCavanaugh-t8dNah they would still be tract brother..remember the man who killed many csi and went home to Afghanistan..the fbi tracked and bring him back to us even after 4 years..bad people can't sleep really well at night
That’s an unintelligent statement. The media doesn’t report the ones who got away. Most “robbers” are never caught. Most PDs solve 30% of crimes or less.
@@naimahyara at the level that these guys stole, they almost always get caught. This wasn't a one-time $50k theft. Most thieves get caught by going big or by continually doing small jobs. The lesson is that crime does not pay.
@@NOCDIB If crime didn’t pay you wouldn’t have the United States of America. Clearly crime pays. The riches corporations in America are also run by criminals. Who flooded American cities with drugs? No one knows because crime pays. Crime pays so well that most judges and police departments are paid off.
It has less to do with intelligence, but more to do with doing things that get noticed or as someone said earlier that they should have left the country.
@@Bornjamerican24 Don't do dirt is a suggestion and many governments in the world are doing it. Some people will try their best, however you're advising people who are born in sin, not perfect, and shaped in iniquity. Isn't that so???
When I was on the streets in my 30s 40s, I was never in a relationship with a woman nor did I open my mouth to any woman about my life, hence why, I walked away with no record.
one dumb move...Hill offering a guy 100k in cash to buy a house in his girlfriends name sunk this ship. If not for that none of these guys gets figured out.
I've been Taught , Never Volunteer and Never Confess .... Banks are Insured plus the under hand shitz they do with people's money I do not feel Sorry for them at All
It’s always a fool trying to help the police like they’re going to be protected for life. Once they get the information they want the no longer need you your worthless to them smh
Never use ANYBODY as an alibi for yur whereabouts. They might flip. The police have to prove you were AT THE SCENE- you dont have to prove you weren't.
Same. Me and my friend got robbed outside his mom's house while walking to my car. These two black dudes randomly jumped out the bushes across the street and pulled guns on us and demanded all our stuff. We gave it to them, after that my friend just got scared and tried to run. That's when one of the guys shot him twice in the back with a .45.. what's crazy is, the shooter only had to serve 4 years of a 7 year sentence, the other guy had to serve 4 of 4.. Word on the street is the shooter snitched on some bug street level drug dealer he was Neighbors with. It's crazy they'll let out violent people to catch a drug dealer who isn't violent. What's really crazy is, the shooter was already a felon before this. And still only got 4 years for shooting someone in the back.
They are all out now. Some were just release in 2020, 2021, 2022. Allen Pace served 24 years. Their in their 50's now and are probably watching this. 👁️👁️👁️👁️. They made history.
It all went south, when the guy informed the FBI about the 100K. Damn, they should have kept a low profile for years. Spend within your means and not let everyone know their business. Loose lips sink ships. Too many people knew about the heist and bragging about a big job was cocky. My question? Who got the $250,000 reward? The guy who snitched and gave them the money sleeves or the girlfriend?
It's not possible that this dummy let an acquaintance see that he had a trunk full of cash and gave the man 100Gs?!!!! Huh?! He should have chalked up the stolen 15Gs to the game : that acquaintance only snitched to the FBI because he was a thief, too, who stole from a thief, and was scared for his life. DUMMY!😂😂😂
"This has been traumatic for me officer. With all the threats and yelling, I don't remember anything. I'd like to go home. If i remember anything I'll call you." Richard Pryor
Ahh 😌 they kinda got away. 14 mil unaccounted for. I’m glad they didn’t hurt anyone but Uncle Sams pockets. Still kids don’t rob anyone stay in school!
Wow I hope the firms security manager gets fired for allowing that type of robbery. 20 million should be safeguarded a little better! And those employees are lucky. A lot of people get shot for a lot less money.
They should have separated for a few years if not forever.... lived separated lives....starting a business together was the biggest dumb dumb mistake...... Wth
They could have gotten away with it IF they removed all the wrapping from the bundled cash, did small investments in the stock market(under $5k), don’t be stupid and commit domestic violence, continue to work, they could’ve invested in their education(taking out loans and paying them off slowly over 10yrs, etc. Pretty much live a normal life for your income status for 5-10 years. Get on a high paying career path so you can explain all the extra cash! $18/6=$3mil each!
Exactly. I would've become a bartender and stayed doing that for a while and then started the heist. Give it some time to form some sort of an alibi. Oh, and absolutely no leaks within.
Why would you not leave town? Have you ever heard of “Hit the Road Jack”! You guys should have had your passports ready going to a country without any extradition. The cops had nothing but circumstantial evidence which was not enough to make an arrest. The whole crew involved was out of jail for a whole year. So, you all should have had your suitcases packed heading for Mexico, and you would be on some sunny beach today instead of in jail! Thank God though you did not kill anyone. ARC
@@eriq54321 Well, someone was going to get HURT if they don't tell what they know, eriq... That's why the lady spilled the beans... Remember L@W ENF0RCEM3NT always has the upper hand; L@WS, DECEPTIONS, THREATS and JUDGES who will blindly do and say what they want... "You guys want Search Warrant, I will email it to you to your phone..." ROFLMAO!!!😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
I am glad that they didn't kill anyone. For the most part it was planned out well. Everyone knew there job and carried it out well. In some kind.of twisted thought, I hate they got caught . First name Roger and my last name Cook. 5/17/2022
I love how the reporter fear mongers, saying that if they try to recover any stolen money after being released from prison they will head back to jail....that’s bs,It’s called double Jeopardy you can’t charge someone for the same crime twice
They’d be hit with tax evasion. If they tried moving any significant amount into a bank it would be reported and they’d be hit with money laundering. Also I wouldn’t put it past the feds to claim that getting the funds back is a second act of theft separate from the first criminal act. Just because you’ve been convicted of a crime, you don’t have immunity to commit that crime again.
@@artgwop Tax evasion, possession of stolen property, etc. This isn't a movie. If someone spends a lot of money and they can't prove that the money was obtained legally and taxes were paid on it, the government can charge you with a crime.
They looked at the physical make up of the plastic light cover... it's mass produced from a mold injection machine that makes vehicle light covers There is a manufactured ID number and model number that tells which vehicle it's used for, in this case the panel diesel trucks 🚛 They rented that truck and left a electronic paper trail of who may have rented that vehicle The homeless guy identified what type truck model it was because he was in the alley that night Now all you have to do is look at all the companies in the city that rent those and see which one was returned with a damaged/ cracked light cover That's just tracking physical evidence to the source
@No Nonsense you said it correctly "mass produced" their isn't a serial # stamped on that light cover. I'm 1000% sure that it's Also used on various models of trucks as well
You'd think with a company having possession and responsibility to guard so much money they would have off site video recording equipment and only high level management would know how they are connected to the cameras.
We had a similar raid in my country ((UK) at a Securitas depot where £53 million ($67 million) was stolen in February 2006. That was also an inside job but the gang also abducted the manager and his family. £32 million ($40 million) still remains missing.
Usualy they looking for insider for help... I am from Bosnia and I work security jobs all my life... Here not the bigest heist but the most spectacular heist heppend before few years... Police swat team 4 men do heist with help one insider in security company take money in raid on money transport combi. Not much,just about 600 000 euros.
@@thelastmohican741 I'm a Yank. Obviously there are good, simple people who work an honest job trying to take care of their families. And also BAD folks to lazy to do that in ALL countries of the world. Thanks to Bosnia and the UK for you comments...
I don't understand how the ring leader expected his own co-workers to not know his voice. He was only suspended the day before. Hell, he was so tight with the supervisor that he could ask to borrow his truck. Something not adding up.
They involved too many other people, should have just split the money and got ghost instead of trying to legitimize stolen money smh stay low and out of the way
No it's not. If you were thinking you would realize that if someone does not get caught you would not know. Duh. lol. You only know because they got caught. More are successful than unsuccessful. Believe that. You should see the library of cold cases they have.
I will never understand why dudes tell females about any criminal activities their involved in. You already got 6 men you got to worry about doing some dumb s***. They pulled off a almost perfect robbery and then you start doing dumb s***. The Hill dude comes back and immediately gets women involved in the robbery. I looked at the dudes in the beginning of the show and knew exactly who was going to fold and snitch 🎯😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hey hey hey... that was the TECHNOLOGY of the day... My dad use to record all kinds of tv shows and movies and catalog them in this one closet... It filled the whole closet... lol... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is one of the best episodes of fbi files because it was so fascinating of fbi files because it was the largest Cash heist in us history and that was fascinating how they solved the case
This was 25 yrs ago.. I had started my senior year in high school... these guys prob old as hell now.This was a very well planned heist carefully executed and only took 15 minutes these guys must of worked there before knowing where the surveillance cama was located and back up system. They took 18.9 million that's Crazy!
Moral of the story..... If you are going to do a crime do not involve women at all especially if it involves money! Eugene Hill ruined the job over women and materials
Allen Pace was the ONLY real one who stood up for his own but damn he got 24 years for being real. I always say being real cost your freedom. I rather be lame, but have integrity.
Their attorney had to give up his license for money laundering. He accepted a million dollars from Hill and another one of the robbers and tried to invest and bought a home in Las Vegas. The attorney's office manager accepted a million dollars also from the robbers because he owned an Arabian horse farm. They faced over 71 counts of money laundering. They were issuing checks and W-2 forms to the robbers to make it seem legitimate. That's an interesting story itself. Seem like the robbers were trying to invest that money.
It's always that one guy that tells on the entire group. Time and time again... And it's funny because those guys got about the same amount of time as the guys that didn't snitch on everyone
Do the job. Store the money for 2 years without touching it. Keep a regular 9 to 5 job. keep your mouth shut. Later on, relocate to another state and live well but not lavishly.
What they thought was a perfect crime turns into america's dumbest criminals I'm pretty much sure they studied the assignment before going through with the heist it should of been no communication between no one especially if one them use to be employed there at the armor truck company he should known somebody there could recognize his voice if he said something smh 😮😮
Do you really think that after realising that it had to have been an "inside" job, that the police would NOT have intially focused on the employee who had been terminated the day before the robbery? After all, wasn't he the one who was the mastermind?
Oh, and you're not getting the full reward for turning them in. They want all that money. You'll lose all of it, on a technicality, except about $5k. Nasty work!
Guarantee the money would be gone in a few years. There is a reason over 70% of lottery winners go broke in less than 10 years. When it is money you have not worked for you don't value it as much. Also, 5m is not a lot if you spend thousands every day. There is a thing called living within your means. Look at these guys. Spent 14m in 2 years.
Time is money..! Wether you spend it slaving in a Burger joint or in prison, it's still trading time for money. Doing illegal stuff getting caught and going to prison, ya might still have more money than you would if you instead spent the entire time you were in prison, working... My old neighbor had got caught and convicted of aggravated trafficking of fentanyl and aggravated distribution of fentany and aggravated possession of drugs. He's been in jail since 2015-2016. For YEARS he was making $20-$40,000 a WEEK, PROFIT, by ordering fentanyl online and selling it on the streets. He was only like 22 years old and making AT LEAST $20,000 every week, still living in the hood.. I knew he made it the day he went from a busted Nissan Sentra, to a brand new Infinity Q 50 sport and a matching (used) infinity QX 80 the same week.... both white with black wheels / rims and black accents. Them dope boys love their infinity cars around here. Eventually he even Bought his mom and his baby momma brand new Yukon Denalis. Even bought his mom a house... My point is, he didn't enjoy what he did, but he was just trading time for money like all of us. And he even said, he'd do it again. He'll still have more money when he gets than most of us normal working folks would have made, even if we worked 24/7 the entire time he's locked up ... however that is a lil different than just robbing a place, I mean, he was living and spending money for years and years before he got caught. Now, he didn't have much free time because he was just out selling people dope all day and he always had to look over his shoulder. But at least he got to drive nice cars and feel fresh while he was doing it. Plus he took care of his momma his baby and his baby momma. He also was generous to his good friends, getting them cars and letting them live in some of his homes. I mean this dude was 22 , living in the hood still , but he had apartments and condos all around the city .. when your moving weight like that, esp at street level, you can't sit in one place to long. He even eventually opened up a little car audio/rim/tint shop. And right next to it, in the same little plaza opened up a Cell phone store..
I would not have said anything cause l wouldn't have seen anything and voices. l would have been just praying and talking to my family in silence... l would have never even tried to look up at them....
Remaining in the same place was probably a smart idea so as not to tip them off. They made the mistake of not laying low. If a suspected former employee suddenly disappears the day after the robbery, do you think FBI just assumes it's a coincidence?
Do crimes by yourself...get out of dodge.. don't go on spending sprees...don't beat your girlfriends...live inside your means.....lordddttt...don't leave a string of witnesses and ledgers
Dear Viewers: if you steal a truckload of money, leave the country and live the good life, don't hang around to get busted.
How do you get that much money out of the country?
20 million??
Now I know why they want to check all of the luggage at the airport. @@correctingirresponsiblefin3096
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If you can launder the money somehow i def would get out of country. Far far awah.
Never let a women know wtf your doing especially if it’s illegal
Never let anyone know what your doing if it's illegal 😁
@@boredasfuck8369 that’s just not possible unless you robbing a bank
how about dont do illegal stuff
_you're_ doing, not "your" doing
I hope those guys don't see this video to know who gave them up when they get out.
If you're putting your freedom on the line you gotta do it by yourself.
That's a whole fact b
That's a whole fact b
You can't pull off a job like that by yourself.
Only way to get away.
@@tupactargaryen nothing is impossible
Never tell a girlfriend or wife your illegal move.
Or earn your money the legal way so you don't risk your freedom for it.
I agree with you 💯% and I'm a woman😂😅😊.
Don’t tell nobody
Yes! I'm ahead of you on that! Never trust a woman with criminal information!
You know what that might sound crazy but I do agree with you on that
Getting caught even with a 2 year head start is insane 😂
it was proven in history, and still proven in modern times...Woman is the down fall,!! Like Samson,!..likewise delilah,!
@@Deathgod5754. Also Eve.
@@Deathgod5754 You forgot Eve LOL
True
@@Deathgod5754😂😂
How stupid you can be to pay with the bank band from the heist 🙄
Hahahah omg how stupid
Some people just ain't got the smarts
True . Idiot no brain 🧠 😝
Weren't they rookies?
Well he must thought it seems more legit
If you tell a women you going down plain and simple..
Especially if your slapping her around😑oh well
You have no morals to begin with🤨
stealing millions and billions only allowed to the big corporations not small thieves.
EXACTLY 💯
Ok bernie sanders, big corporations don't do it at gun point
@@brandonellis8111
They let the corrupt politicians to do it for them
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@@brandonellis8111 The excuse, excuse. A criminal is a criminal. Corporations, Mafios, gangs.
Dude who gave the guy 100k cash, only to comeback and offer to give him cashiers check for the cash, was the beginning of the end..
Especially when he threatened him...That was the biggest mistake
hey mane is u fo sho
So that is a lesson. Even with M’s, stop being so petty 😂
They had planned on spending the money on newport cigarettes and malt liquor
Once so many people knew, including their girlfriends and the person offered 100k to buy a house, it was just a matter of time before they got them. Another mistake was the former employee using his voice.
The Bank bands was still around the money and the other guy kept $15000 of the money, got scared because the dude threatened him, so he called the FBI
First mistake-
@@rahla5312 1:26
You truly right
How much is gas a gallon in LA
The agents split the rest of the money amongst themselves lol
Of course. I was gonn say that but u beat me to the punch.
@davidj6588: Ever so funny!
And I know that’s a proven fact
The jaded girlfriend always dimes them out. He should not have told her about it-especially if you are going to physically abuse her.
Operate with dumb people, get caught with dumb people.
@@CIA_Alien my do
yes..he was virtually stuck with her..and even if he did get a new girl friend..the fate would have been the same..!
True that! Not a lot of thinkers out there today… tie that up into the delusional and things become impossible.
No woman no cry !
Pure stupidity. Robbers get away with it and some dummy buys a house with $100,000. Just plain stupidity 😢
Right; not 100k in cash. Try pay ing your credit off and raise your score
He wasn’t buying a house that’s why he said he changed his mind and wanted cashiers checks for the money it was to clean 100k use your head
That's out of you always get busted.🤬
I think this is the one where they end up going to Las Vegas spending a lot of money a lot of dumb s***
He also threatened the guy for 15k,Stupidtiy has no boundaries
Daddy said “anything more than one person knows is never a secret.”
Allen Pace III was released on October 1, 2020 at the age of 51 after serving 19.5 years
What about everybody else
@@kingredtv8719 they all did less time ten year sentences or less one 17 I think
Where is he now?
One year per Million, and a little extra for the FBI's pain & suffering/inconvenience
Why didn’t he serve his entire 24 year sentence??
It’s crazy how they could’ve got away with 19 million if everyone just keep quiet. Loose lips sink ships
The one guy trying to buy a house was the weak link . Idiot still had the wrapper on the money
That unity stuff is always a problem
Don't do the crime don't have to worry about loose lips 😂😂😂
@@Superior_Mindz that was the trigger
@@seanwalker6723 💯💯💯
If this had been a murder, investigators would have given up after 2 days. But since it was bank money...
..depending on who was murdered
pigs work for the wealthy
Hilarious...and true. How about that?
Don't be like that LMFAO
@@leroyjenkins7968 That's gobermint for you... They will spend BILLIONS of TAX PAYERS money just to PROVE YOU WRONG. That's how mad these people are... Besides, it is all about "NATIONAL SECURITY." ROTFLMAO!!!
I’m sorry but I was rooting for the robbers, they made a nice score and didn’t hurt anyone
You sound like a wannabe criminal.
And the money they stole was insured by the FBI. So no one lost anything. No one was hurt.
They traumatised people for the rest of their lives
Didn't hurt anyone???!!! They hurt the psyche of the people they tied up; they hurt my wallet when they prompted the FBI, IRS and LAPD to spend millions of dollars on investigating. They hurt the taxpayers wallet when they had to pay for the guards that watch them, the lawyers that defended them; the judge that judged them, the DA who prosecuted them; their GED education in prison; their appeals lawyer; the court stenographer; the 3 slops and a flop that they enjoy in the Big House.....ad nauseum.
Wtf is wrong with you. They held people at gun point. I hope you're in a list.
You steal $18M and you stay local?
that's what I'm saying really
Crazy stupid!!
Yes I do agree with you on that but I wouldn't stay local I would get my passport and leave the country with the money and my family and change our identities and live in a different country
@@EricCavanaugh-t8dNah they would still be tract brother..remember the man who killed many csi and went home to Afghanistan..the fbi tracked and bring him back to us even after 4 years..bad people can't sleep really well at night
Most people that run eventually get caught quickly.
History proves very few robbers have the intelligence to avoid getting caught.
*laughs in DB Cooper*
That’s an unintelligent statement. The media doesn’t report the ones who got away. Most “robbers” are never caught. Most PDs solve 30% of crimes or less.
@@naimahyara at the level that these guys stole, they almost always get caught. This wasn't a one-time $50k theft. Most thieves get caught by going big or by continually doing small jobs. The lesson is that crime does not pay.
@@NOCDIB If crime didn’t pay you wouldn’t have the United States of America. Clearly crime pays. The riches corporations in America are also run by criminals. Who flooded American cities with drugs? No one knows because crime pays. Crime pays so well that most judges and police departments are paid off.
It has less to do with intelligence, but more to do with doing things that get noticed or as someone said earlier that they should have left the country.
A year went by I would have been out of the hood and I ain't buying no damn real estate
word, mixed in cool somewhere in south america
Yes unfortunately to many of us are not ready to make that move
One year? Too son, 5 at least-
Thanks for not killing anyone in the heist 💛💛💛🙏🙏🙏
They killed the money 🙃
YAYAYAYAYAYA, WAWAWAWAWA, CRY ME A RIVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WEEP, WEEP WEEP.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
its always good to do your dirt alone, dont have to worry about someone snitching 🤫
Some things can't be pulled off solo
Also if you is going to tell someone else about it, then it wouldn't matter whether or not it was done in company or solo.
How about don't do dirt?
@@Bornjamerican24 Don't do dirt is a suggestion and many governments in the world are doing it. Some people will try their best, however you're advising people who are born in sin, not perfect, and shaped in iniquity. Isn't that so???
When I was on the streets in my 30s 40s, I was never in a relationship with a woman nor did I open my mouth to any woman about my life, hence why, I walked away with no record.
I made popcorn for this one
one dumb move...Hill offering a guy 100k in cash to buy a house in his girlfriends name sunk this ship. If not for that none of these guys gets figured out.
No him tripping over that 15k was his down fall the fukboi told bcuz hill was on his a$$
@@raheemwhite90 yeahhh he shouldve just charged that 15k to the game
My Pop has always taught me son never doing anything with a person who doesn't think. Will mess you up every time.
@@ryaneboy101 WORD!
If i had to guess they came home and still had money left.
After you start spending the money on things you couldn't previously afford that's when you get caught
Obviously 🙄
It wasn’t even that, it was the fact that they previously had worked there, now that was dumb
Gentlemen, your woman is your weakest link. A FOOLISH WOMAN destroys her own home with her own hands.
Word!
I'm glad I watched this video. Never tell a woman or a certain male friend what you are up to. They can bring you down!!
It is amazing how little they pay these people to work with all that money.
That's the moral to the story. Way to many people involved foe a crime if that magnitude.
@@zackweston501 he’s talking about the bank workers
That's true. In 2017 they were paying $14 an hr for an employee who couldn't afford to buy dinner to handle millions of $.
@@zackweston501 q
Slave wages!
I've been Taught , Never Volunteer and Never Confess .... Banks are Insured plus the under hand shitz they do with people's money I do not feel Sorry for them at All
That's what I'M talking about
The Clintons worth 270 million since since coming to office after beeing dead broke...Feds did nothing about that
It’s always a fool trying to help the police like they’re going to be protected for life. Once they get the information they want the no longer need you your worthless to them smh
I know that's right once they get what they want they don't give a dame about you.ijs
True Indeed
Real
Major facts mind ya business
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Dude turned himself in and still got 24 years. Yikes.
Because he took it to trial.
Never use ANYBODY as an alibi for yur whereabouts.
They might flip.
The police have to prove you were AT THE SCENE- you dont have to prove you weren't.
Real talk
fo sho mane da police be wit da
I hate how people get caught then wanna tell on everyone.
Right
Same. Me and my friend got robbed outside his mom's house while walking to my car. These two black dudes randomly jumped out the bushes across the street and pulled guns on us and demanded all our stuff. We gave it to them, after that my friend just got scared and tried to run. That's when one of the guys shot him twice in the back with a .45.. what's crazy is, the shooter only had to serve 4 years of a 7 year sentence, the other guy had to serve 4 of 4..
Word on the street is the shooter snitched on some bug street level drug dealer he was Neighbors with. It's crazy they'll let out violent people to catch a drug dealer who isn't violent.
What's really crazy is, the shooter was already a felon before this. And still only got 4 years for shooting someone in the back.
Its call self-preservation lol but snitching in street terms.
You really expect a criminal respect n obey a code???
@@ayten3617Damn! Did your friend survive?🤔
It’s called a plea deal. Never heard of it? You yourself would do the same.
It never fails.....when you answer ANY questions you get caught.
Real facts..seem simple but they crack cases everyday because of it.🧀🐀
It never fails…when U tell a woman your business U will get caught.
You cannot have partners at this level. These guys had had soooo many people in...
They are all out now. Some were just release in 2020, 2021, 2022. Allen Pace served 24 years. Their in their 50's now and are probably watching this. 👁️👁️👁️👁️. They made history.
When they got out of jail did they get to keep the money?
It all went south, when the guy informed the FBI about the 100K. Damn, they should have kept a low profile for years. Spend within your means and not let everyone know their business. Loose lips sink ships. Too many people knew about the heist and bragging about a big job was cocky. My question? Who got the $250,000 reward? The guy who snitched and gave them the money sleeves or the girlfriend?
Greed
it's true: there is no honor among thieves
Not the homeless person. Meanwhile he tip them off with the rental Vehicle.
Lol probably neither smh
The real estate dude that kept the bands from the money is a real SCUMBAG
It's not possible that this dummy let an acquaintance see that he had a trunk full of cash and gave the man 100Gs?!!!! Huh?! He should have chalked up the stolen 15Gs to the game : that acquaintance only snitched to the FBI because he was a thief, too, who stole from a thief, and was scared for his life. DUMMY!😂😂😂
"This has been traumatic for me officer. With all the threats and yelling, I don't remember anything. I'd like to go home. If i remember anything I'll call you."
Richard Pryor
Ahh 😌 they kinda got away. 14 mil unaccounted for. I’m glad they didn’t hurt anyone but Uncle Sams pockets. Still kids don’t rob anyone stay in school!
School? An institution designed to keep people ignorant and poor?
They gave a whole new meaning to the term “money laundering” when they put it in the washing machine
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😂😂😂😂Huhuhuhuhu that hits different
I said the same exact thing. That was smart idea on there part.
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Yes they did...
They usually plan how to robe a bank but NEVER plan how to succeed smartly afterwards..!!!!!!
Exactly
Wow I hope the firms security manager gets fired for allowing that type of robbery. 20 million should be safeguarded a little better! And those employees are lucky. A lot of people get shot for a lot less money.
What company like this would employ these people to begin with and think they wouldn’t get robbed?!
They should have separated for a few years if not forever.... lived separated lives....starting a business together was the biggest dumb dumb mistake...... Wth
In the criminal world there's no place for stupidity - Being a criminal is stupid enough
Not aways, sometimes crime does pay…very well
That’s a lie it’s a lot of criminals in high places the police and politicians a lot of government officials etc
@@calvinjohnson9589tell em again
They could have gotten away with it IF they removed all the wrapping from the bundled cash, did small investments in the stock market(under $5k), don’t be stupid and commit domestic violence, continue to work, they could’ve invested in their education(taking out loans and paying them off slowly over 10yrs, etc. Pretty much live a normal life for your income status for 5-10 years. Get on a high paying career path so you can explain all the extra cash! $18/6=$3mil each!
You so smart on how to handle the situation that’s good tho only thing is missing that you still gotta go do the mission tho to get that money 😂😂
I’m far from smart and I’m definitely not about to do this, but if i did that is how I do it.
You cant man,money will push and itch you to spend it
or they could do that with out risking years in jail! lol wtf????
@@demonblue4563 😂😂😂
Dummies: passports and one way tickets to Brazil would have saved them. 🎉
Exactly 💯
Even though they've all been recently released, you know Allen Pace stills hates Eugene's dumbass to this day 😂😂
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I do too and I don’t even know him😂😂
I’d probably be a bartender if I got away with all that cash
Exactly. I would've become a bartender and stayed doing that for a while and then started the heist. Give it some time to form some sort of an alibi. Oh, and absolutely no leaks within.
@@Jaimeloera36 that’s for internal affairs
That would help with laundering the cash a bit
@@MrRyan-wu4jx there’s allot of soaps
🤔🤔 not bad at all
These dudes involving others got them 🔐
Why would you not leave town? Have you ever heard of “Hit the Road Jack”! You guys should have had your passports ready going to a country without any extradition. The cops had nothing but circumstantial evidence which was not enough to make an arrest. The whole crew involved was out of jail for a whole year. So, you all should have had your suitcases packed heading for Mexico, and you would be on some sunny beach today instead of in jail! Thank God though you did not kill anyone. ARC
You'd probably still be a suspect and they would just track you down.
With no extradition laws they still can't arrest you unless you go somewhere where they can get to you...
Its easy leaving but how do you take the cash with you.
These guys been out Allen pace may still be but I doubt it this was in 99
It is difficult to move all that cash across the border unnoticed.
Next on storage wars we have this old storage unit with three large boxes,this could be you're lucky day folks do we have a bid on $100.🤣
It never fails Informants always the main key to solving these crimes
Why tell when no one got hurt.
@@eriq54321 Well, someone was going to get HURT if they don't tell what they know, eriq... That's why the lady spilled the beans... Remember L@W ENF0RCEM3NT always has the upper hand; L@WS, DECEPTIONS, THREATS and JUDGES who will blindly do and say what they want... "You guys want Search Warrant, I will email it to you to your phone..." ROFLMAO!!!😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Brazil!
@@eriq54321cuz theyre biches
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It always be one dumb guy in the group that make everybody get caught
If all were dumb, none would be caught just by the use of speaking, unless, of course they would be cooperating using sign languages.
Your reasoning is understood though.
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I am glad that they didn't kill anyone. For the most part it was planned out well. Everyone knew there job and carried it out well. In some kind.of twisted thought, I hate they got caught . First name Roger and my last name Cook. 5/17/2022
That's best of it no killing 👍😄💛
The cook report??😆
so true
true story
I love how the reporter fear mongers, saying that if they try to recover any stolen money after being released from prison they will head back to jail....that’s bs,It’s called double Jeopardy you can’t charge someone for the same crime twice
When will White Europeans be sentenced for stealing trillions from black people and stealing from the Africa
They’d be hit with tax evasion. If they tried moving any significant amount into a bank it would be reported and they’d be hit with money laundering. Also I wouldn’t put it past the feds to claim that getting the funds back is a second act of theft separate from the first criminal act. Just because you’ve been convicted of a crime, you don’t have immunity to commit that crime again.
@@benjaminh1034 there's loops holes...
@@artgwop Tax evasion, possession of stolen property, etc. This isn't a movie. If someone spends a lot of money and they can't prove that the money was obtained legally and taxes were paid on it, the government can charge you with a crime.
Different charge , Also tax evasion issues . Anyway someone's girlfriend probably just cleared it out ...
I love how US detectives perform their work thoroughly with minimal supervision. African countries should emulate the same
You mean all countries? why say only African countries? Bank robbery happens in every country "any country that has money"
Bothers you that blackmen pulled off largest heist?
Come steal stuff from the banks in our country if you think the police are not efficient... we'll see how long you last
@@dannydanix8698Perhaps they're only speaking on what "they know" like a wise individual.
Audience, when the robbers know the facility, you better believe it's an inside job.
Manager laying on the floor looking like no Christmas bonus for me this year damn 😂😂😂😂 Company gonna think i was involved
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That is what I consider a lot of money stolen in cash in American history.
Lmao the cops found some mysterious witness lmao 🤣 homless guy so sound of mind he remembered the truck from nine nights before
They didn't even give the homeless guy a week stay at the Holiday Inn for his information 😆
@@nononsense5182 :>( or dinner-
I guess she decided that he wasn't giving her enough of the stolen cash, so f@&k him.
It's amazing that they can figure out that a broken lens found on the ground came from a particular vehicle.
I'm calling BS on the forensic analysis
They looked at the physical make up of the plastic light cover... it's mass produced from a mold injection machine that makes vehicle light covers
There is a manufactured ID number and model number that tells which vehicle it's used for, in this case the panel diesel trucks 🚛
They rented that truck and left a electronic paper trail of who may have rented that vehicle
The homeless guy identified what type truck model it was because he was in the alley that night
Now all you have to do is look at all the companies in the city that rent those and see which one was returned with a damaged/ cracked light cover
That's just tracking physical evidence to the source
@No Nonsense you said it correctly "mass produced" their isn't a serial # stamped on that light cover. I'm 1000% sure that it's Also used on various models of trucks as well
@@nononsense5182stop the cap.
@@ihateithere9298 I worked at a company and operated a mold injection machine, I know the process they use for tracking😀💯
This video is almost like a movie ! Great job !👏
You should watch more episodes... This is one of my favorite shows. And this is one of their weaker episodes believe it or not
This Den Of Thieves lowkey
I believe it was put into a movie!
You'd think with a company having possession and responsibility to guard so much money they would have off site video recording equipment and only high level management would know how they are connected to the cameras.
That was the '90s.
The story is fiction.
@@jayizzett really?
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@@dalebills9470 They had security cameras in the 1990s. I mean, it wasn't the 1930s, lol.
We had a similar raid in my country ((UK) at a Securitas depot where £53 million ($67 million) was stolen in February 2006. That was also an inside job but the gang also abducted the manager and his family. £32 million ($40 million) still remains missing.
Usualy they looking for insider for help...
I am from Bosnia and I work security jobs all my life... Here not the bigest heist but the most spectacular heist heppend before few years...
Police swat team 4 men do heist with help one insider in security company take money in raid on money transport combi. Not much,just about 600 000 euros.
@@thelastmohican741 I'm a Yank. Obviously there are good, simple people who work an honest job trying to take care of their families. And also BAD folks to lazy to do that in ALL countries of the world. Thanks to Bosnia and the UK for you comments...
Free lee maury💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
OK brother, cough up the cash and GIVE IT BACK hahahahaaa 🤠
I don’t think it’s missing like your using the word missing. It’s most likely not missing at all.
Win lose or draw ,everyone eventually got to tell someone somewhere at sometime.All throughout history
I don't understand how the ring leader expected his own co-workers to not know his voice. He was only suspended the day before. Hell, he was so tight with the supervisor that he could ask to borrow his truck. Something not adding up.
He was a BIG DUMMY!!!!!
Consider the people involved. Not well thought out....
They involved too many other people, should have just split the money and got ghost instead of trying to legitimize stolen money smh stay low and out of the way
Hill shouldn’t have been a cheap @ss and let that real-estate agent keep the 100 bands 😂… threatening him and everything for 15 bands 🤦
He probably would’ve snitched regardless
It’s ALWAYS something that will get you caught…
No it's not. If you were thinking you would realize that if someone does not get caught you would not know. Duh. lol. You only know because they got caught. More are successful than unsuccessful. Believe that. You should see the library of cold cases they have.
Im so happy nobody was killed during this robbery.
Ring leader Alan Pace was released 10/1/2020.
Sometimes I actually support the robbers and I hate it when they get caught 😒
What are the chances they are out now, watching this video, sitting on a pile of cash, commenting on this very video
I will never understand why dudes tell females about any criminal activities their involved in. You already got 6 men you got to worry about doing some dumb s***. They pulled off a almost perfect robbery and then you start doing dumb s***. The Hill dude comes back and immediately gets women involved in the robbery. I looked at the dudes in the beginning of the show and knew exactly who was going to fold and snitch 🎯😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
watching people put giant tapes into VCR's is hilarious.
Hey hey hey... that was the TECHNOLOGY of the day... My dad use to record all kinds of tv shows and movies and catalog them in this one closet... It filled the whole closet... lol... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@1USAUSA yea I still have some...you know...just in case...
This is one of the best episodes of fbi files because it was so fascinating of fbi files because it was the largest Cash heist in us history and that was fascinating how they solved the case
These guys are legends
I wonder if that real estate guy got the reward.
This was 25 yrs ago.. I had started my senior year in high school... these guys prob old as hell now.This was a very well planned heist carefully executed and only took 15 minutes these guys must of worked there before knowing where the surveillance cama was located and back up system. They took 18.9 million that's Crazy!
You just told the story how they told it lol😂😂Lol
14 million still unaccounted for. Damn!
Moral of the story..... If you are going to do a crime do not involve women at all especially if it involves money!
Eugene Hill ruined the job over women and materials
As with all the FBI Files, I love the opening titles. Watch the guy next to one who shoots the shotgun jump lol
Allen Pace was the ONLY real one who stood up for his own but damn he got 24 years for being real. I always say being real cost your freedom. I rather be lame, but have integrity.
Being real ? the other guys got a plea deal so they could nab the madtermind. The INE that was real was the sixth man and what did he get 17 yrs
Keepin it real goes wrong son..
Do the crime do the time
Stay in the house
I bet they wished they never met Allen Payne .....he brought them a down with his brilliant idea that would " make them set for life " ,,,,
It is no honor among thiefs.
Among girlfriends*
Their attorney had to give up his license for money laundering. He accepted a million dollars from Hill and another one of the robbers and tried to invest and bought a home in Las Vegas. The attorney's office manager accepted a million dollars also from the robbers because he owned an Arabian horse farm. They faced over 71 counts of money laundering. They were issuing checks and W-2 forms to the robbers to make it seem legitimate. That's an interesting story itself. Seem like the robbers were trying to invest that money.
😮they have my last name
@@barbarahill722OOOH !!
No amount of time is worth your freedom even if it's 7 or 8 years but the way my bank account is currently set up.... 😂
It's always that one guy that tells on the entire group. Time and time again... And it's funny because those guys got about the same amount of time as the guys that didn't snitch on everyone
Now they’ll kill each other in jail over the rest of the money. Then he’ll go back when he gets out. Lol 😂
Nobody gets caught unless somebody snitches
Do the job. Store the money for 2 years without touching it. Keep a regular 9 to 5 job. keep your mouth shut. Later on, relocate to another state and live well but not lavishly.
THEY WERE SO DUMB. THEY LITERALLY GOT AWAY CLEAN: NO MURDERS. I DON'T CONDONE IT, JUST SAYING.
Now you don't think these thugs were that smart do you. Lol
What they thought was a perfect crime turns into america's dumbest criminals I'm pretty much sure they studied the assignment before going through with the heist it should of been no communication between no one especially if one them use to be employed there at the armor truck company he should known somebody there could recognize his voice if he said something smh 😮😮
get your point, silence is golden
There is still 14Million missing. 5 guys. They are going to do the time and come back for the money.. Pretty smart if you ask me.
Do you really think that after realising that it had to have been an "inside" job, that the police would NOT have intially focused on the employee who had been terminated the day before the robbery? After all, wasn't he the one who was the mastermind?
Oh, and you're not getting the full reward for turning them in. They want all that money. You'll lose all of it, on a technicality, except about $5k. Nasty work!
I would happily give seven years of my life in prison to acquire generational solvency. It’s called taking one for the team😊
Guarantee the money would be gone in a few years. There is a reason over 70% of lottery winners go broke in less than 10 years. When it is money you have not worked for you don't value it as much. Also, 5m is not a lot if you spend thousands every day. There is a thing called living within your means. Look at these guys. Spent 14m in 2 years.
Shanking spankings
Time is money..! Wether you spend it slaving in a Burger joint or in prison, it's still trading time for money. Doing illegal stuff getting caught and going to prison, ya might still have more money than you would if you instead spent the entire time you were in prison, working...
My old neighbor had got caught and convicted of aggravated trafficking of fentanyl and aggravated distribution of fentany and aggravated possession of drugs. He's been in jail since 2015-2016. For YEARS he was making $20-$40,000 a WEEK, PROFIT, by ordering fentanyl online and selling it on the streets. He was only like 22 years old and making AT LEAST $20,000 every week, still living in the hood..
I knew he made it the day he went from a busted Nissan Sentra, to a brand new Infinity Q 50 sport and a matching (used) infinity QX 80 the same week.... both white with black wheels / rims and black accents. Them dope boys love their infinity cars around here.
Eventually he even Bought his mom and his baby momma brand new Yukon Denalis. Even bought his mom a house...
My point is, he didn't enjoy what he did, but he was just trading time for money like all of us. And he even said, he'd do it again.
He'll still have more money when he gets than most of us normal working folks would have made, even if we worked 24/7 the entire time he's locked up ... however that is a lil different than just robbing a place, I mean, he was living and spending money for years and years before he got caught. Now, he didn't have much free time because he was just out selling people dope all day and he always had to look over his shoulder. But at least he got to drive nice cars and feel fresh while he was doing it. Plus he took care of his momma his baby and his baby momma. He also was generous to his good friends, getting them cars and letting them live in some of his homes. I mean this dude was 22 , living in the hood still , but he had apartments and condos all around the city .. when your moving weight like that, esp at street level, you can't sit in one place to long. He even eventually opened up a little car audio/rim/tint shop. And right next to it, in the same little plaza opened up a Cell phone store..
I would not have said anything cause l wouldn't have seen anything and voices. l would have been just praying and talking to my family in silence... l would have never even tried to look up at them....
This is essentially a case study on how to get away with crime. What did these guys do wrong? What would you do differently?
Not telling any woman anything.
Telling others not directly connected caused their down fall.
Don't let your left hand know what the right hand is doing
@@h.Freeman not u quoting bibles verse to get away with crime sir
@@skylerjanaee just an observation on why they got caught.
It never fails, these criminals bank rubbers always remain in the same place and knowing that law enforcement is going to come there
Lol bank "rubbers"
Remaining in the same place was probably a smart idea so as not to tip them off. They made the mistake of not laying low. If a suspected former employee suddenly disappears the day after the robbery, do you think FBI just assumes it's a coincidence?
30 mil in CA last week no suspects,no leads,no arrests....
I saw those individuals riding down the toilet.....
Do crimes by yourself...get out of dodge.. don't go on spending sprees...don't beat your girlfriends...live inside your means.....lordddttt...don't leave a string of witnesses and ledgers
Well well well.... Linnoria you sound very smart... I am sure these guys never thought of these things ... lol...
he narrates in great detail ,i always understand very well.