The real big fish are out there and I guarantee you're not gonna see them on any of these videos.. lol. That guy in Africa showed one 2014 mercedes that's worth like $10K max in the US ...
Ya theyd be accessories to s crime if this show was real....its all actors. First season maybe was real. But now they know how to make very intertwining fakes
@Brandon Duncan It's more about slowing down commerce. The legal market dwarfs the illegal market and slowing down trade results in opportunity costs. At a certain point you need to draw a line.
Every documentary I see this reporter in she's always in some insanely dangerous situations, mad respect to her for putting herself at risk to bring us these important stories. 👏👏👏
How is this top class reporting? Am I getting something wrong? Do you really believe people would go through this risk of being exposed in anyway in social media for a crime that big?
The guy says he’s stolen thousands of THAT make and model but proceeds to call his friend to ask where the tracker is, top notch investigation done here
Just saw a case where a guy tracked his stolen car with an AirTag because it had happened to him 3 times, and when he tracked it down to a port, the police just said “sorry we can’t legally get it back”. I was so upset for the guy. He tracked it all the way to the Middle East and they still couldn’t get it back even through local cops
Right, and the "computer wizardry" 😂. This is really just a guy opening Tor Browser, from a country with almost zero chance of being caught, and buying stolen credit cards off a dark web market. An elementary school student could do this.
Feeling pity for owners ok, but not for these thieves. I really hope God shows them best karma to them. Their hearts are dark. They don’t feel bad for us heck they would even steal your car if they have opportunity lmao. Would you still feel pity for them.
When I was working for DHL, we had a guy call up one day and ask us about shipping a bunch of cars to Eastern Europe from New Jersey. I took the details and handed it off to my boss and she said we weren't going to touch it because the cars were most likely stolen.
It is nice that Mariana Van Zeller found a job at NatGeo. This is a well-done doco. I miss her reporting for Vanguard though, the topics were more important methinks.
I love how they yank on the handles of the cars to try to open them a few times then all of the sudden the unlock lights flash and they slide right in the car😭 definitely what happens when you pick a lock
@@junil6664 @junil6664 Keep believing that. Our entire world... revolves around ease of operation and convenience. Others exploit that. And.. to be given THE CLUB as an alternative for some makes high increase in theft.. is stupid on top of stupid. There... is a lot that isnt seen.
@@junil6664 you would be very very surprised. People keep keys near the entrance of their house. If they have a device to capture that signal they can replicate a key and just unlock the car and drive off. Modern cars are very easily stolen through a key replication device. There is a video of a guy who managed to get this device and "steal" his own dodge on TH-cam without ever entering the house. RFID blockers are a must if you live in a bad area
I used to buy Chinese food from a place where we were regular customers. We trusted them to give them our credit card number to pay for the food, and every time (3 times), our card was blocked by the bank because someone was trying to used it to buy things somewhere else. We stopped doing that, and the card has not been compromised ever since.
It's very simple, they already knew which cars they're stealing, that means the involved mechanic made the key for them, and all they had to do is get in the car and drive off. The handle pull was just for the documentary camera, to throw off the viewers!😂
On my recent trip to Ghana, I saw a car on a lot with a Virginia plate. I said to myself this was stolen. On the Mercedes that Ivan showed, it could be true that it wasn't stolen but an accident car that has been fixed. Most of the salvage cars that are sold at auctions ends up in third world countries to be fixed.
I shipped my car to Ghana with Colorado license plate on it. They are all not stolen cars. Most at times we buy salvaged cars from auction and fixed them like new when it gets to Ghana.
@@collinsgyimah2832 In virginia and maryland, you have to return your tags when you sell or when the car is salvaged. I do not know about Colorado. Whenever you see a VA tag in Ghana, that car stolen.
such a well organized operation! good for them... and insurance companies cover the stolen car... nobody is harmed. this is the most American video i have ever seen! God Bless America and all the different forms of criminals that make up its population hahaha.. so creative
Such an intuitive documentary! Sad for my country Ghana considering the skyrocketing price of cars in Ghana 🇬🇭. Spare parts cost alone is most often heartbreaking 😢
Mariana got scammed 🤣 the real bosses in this business are Nigerian and Russian and libanaise . Ghana it's maybe in 8 th place between all big sharks . there is polish and lithuanien and ukrainien mafia are bigger in this business . most of these journalist pay for interviews , i can imagine what a scam boy could tell you if you give him a 10 thousand dollars 😂 boys can act girls in internet for months just for 100 bucks for thousands he can say that he is Hitler 😅
One of my car parts was stolen in Los Angeles back in 2021 !!!!! The alarm didnt even ring so no one noticed. Then went to fix to the car repair shop and even they told us that their cars were stolen and so as few of my coworkers/friends. Just remembering how frustrated it was to go fix even by insurance. cray ghetto Los Angeles became as the crime central grrrrrrr. NatGeo thanks for a great doc as usual. I wish we can change the world a bit safer and wiser by showing these great docs especially to educate these socioeconomically low criminals but I know it will be a long way to go.
This doesn't seem right. A door is been forcefully opened but the lights goes off as if it's been opened with the mobilizer, gets inside and doesnt even battle with starting the engine up....and he's alone for all this. I'm really skeptical on the legitimacy of this documentary.
Great movie 👍 Anyone who believes this is not a scripted docu is naive. There's no way these criminals would decide to reveal their tricks to the world. These secrets are the difference between them getting caught and going to prison or not.
Really? Have you not seen docu on pirates and how they do their operations? How about them? Remember these may be ex criminals who may be out of the job and decided to reveal the operation
@@Ericwood-bm6uv only one of the characters is an ex player and he agreed to connect the journo to the active one..the others are still active. Its scripted way too easy for the journo.
impressed with a fake show? Look at 12:02 . He's supposedly pulling on the door handle then the lights flash as if someone unlocked the car with their key fob lmaoo
In Mauritania you can buy stolen European luxury cars with Mauritanian plates from car dealers. It cost me $50 to get Mauritanian registration on my UK registered Ford Transit. I was not required to provide proof of ownership
During the 1960s in England they used to fit hidden kill switches to stop theives just driving off with cars. I understand some people still do it. Simple and cost effective.
It's been done there's a show that sets the thiefs up and once they're in the car they kill the switch, it's on TH-cam it takes place in several cities and states one being NWK NJ. I don't think that they still do it or al least I haven't heard anything in yrs.
Professional thieves know all the spots people hide kill switches. That's mostly to stop joyriders. I worked as a parking valet for 5 years and learned all the kill switch spots lol.
Ghana is just one country where stolen cars from Newark end up. Nigeria is another hot spot where high-end vehicles have a high demmand. I wonder if these cars go further than these 2 countries.
Woow wooow woooow. Ones again big thanks to Mariana and her film crew for giving us a nother hot video of the reall world outher. Thanks love it. Just don't stop. I wish i can give you guys 1000 likes
Being from Ghana I can say that the parts highlighted in the documentary are possibly true, I have heard so many stories of how these luxury videos are being stolen and driven by "fraud boys"
respect to her for a fake show? Look at 12:02 . He's supposedly pulling on the door handle then the lights flash as if someone unlocked the car with their key fob lmaoo
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Theft is the easiest way to make money, no matter the item. Thieves know the police don't have manpower to investigate and won't even mess with these without guaranteed leads. Thieves are the weakest link in society, but our world is plumb full of them.
@@melissasiegelaar7629 nah I don’t. I’m sure you can educate me on that. I don’t mean to diss the video. I just couldn’t believe it when I saw it and I voiced my opinion.
Imagine watching this and seeing your car getting stolen on National Geographic 😂 Ima need to have a word with Mariana
You will not, because these all fake
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
She’s the one that made OxyContin Express right? I loved that, easily one of the best documentaries I’ve ever watched.
bro meeeeeeee
This series has been the best documentaries out there. Well done Mariana, well done. Cant wait to see what you do next.
A big THANK YOU to the producers of this show.
It still amazes me why these criminals would agree to talk in the first place. They have everything to lose if and when they get caught.
ego is a dangerious spirit
The real big fish are out there and I guarantee you're not gonna see them on any of these videos.. lol. That guy in Africa showed one 2014 mercedes that's worth like $10K max in the US ...
@@ahgonywow
money
Not in Nigeria or Africa.
I like how in the thumbnail you can straight up see his face thru his mask😊 😂😷🙊😆🤣
He literally put the key in and made it look like he pulled the door handle hard😭
exactly :D he just hop in his own car i believe and everyone goes apeshit :D
Hahaha fr
Ya theyd be accessories to s crime if this show was real....its all actors. First season maybe was real. But now they know how to make very intertwining fakes
If the govt would just hire 5000 people to go through each container. They'd stop it. But obviously they don't want to stop it. They getting paid too
@Brandon Duncan It's more about slowing down commerce. The legal market dwarfs the illegal market and slowing down trade results in opportunity costs. At a certain point you need to draw a line.
Every documentary I see this reporter in she's always in some insanely dangerous situations, mad respect to her for putting herself at risk to bring us these important stories. 👏👏👏
True.
It's scripted
She's great!
with actors you can do everything, even go to the moon.....
33:15 what person knocks on a strangers door and walks straight in like this? 😂
Top class reporting, very brave of Mariana and her crew
How is this top class reporting? Am I getting something wrong? Do you really believe people would go through this risk of being exposed in anyway in social media for a crime that big?
they have their faces covered. if you are saying this that means most investigative journalism documentaries are not true
@@rohands9195 so what are you trying to say
@@rohands9195 Do you really believe not all messed up people behave illogically? That's what you're getting wrong
Fake scripted show. No idiot in their right mind would go on a show
The guy says he’s stolen thousands of THAT make and model but proceeds to call his friend to ask where the tracker is, top notch investigation done here
Yeah and on a traceable phone.
But the tracking will not always be in the same place🤷♂️
he probably has and being out a few years those trackers change every year cause of this
@@Ironmindset24 onstar is. most GM vehicles it's in the rear parcel tray by the speakers.
He was showing an example of how to take them that's why he called.
Top-notch editing. I even appreciate the subtle matching to the script. "...meeting a top dog." (cuts to a dog on the street) Lol
that bost my mind😀😀😀😀😀😀
Haha Saw that too.
More like a top puppy.
Played words 👏 👌 🙌 perfectly 👌 👑💯🩸🤗🎣
Mariana and crew are next level. Respect.🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Beautifully presented, well researched and very informative.. Great doco..
Nice acting guys perfect... Can't wait for next episode
what exactly do you mean?
parts of the video are just staged
@@tomondiek2839
Roy is endorsing that the interviewees in the video are paid actors.@@tomondiek2839
Just saw a case where a guy tracked his stolen car with an AirTag because it had happened to him 3 times, and when he tracked it down to a port, the police just said “sorry we can’t legally get it back”. I was so upset for the guy. He tracked it all the way to the Middle East and they still couldn’t get it back even through local cops
Crooked cops were probably in on it.
corrupt cops. they can if they want
wth
so did he stole it back at the end?
@@roma777x777romano he never got his car
The respect for this woman and her career is wild! So many people that let her in it's incredible. What a rush!
15:54 you can see the lights come on from someone unlocking the car. Not from him “breaking in” 😂😂😂
same with 12:19
12:12 too@@TrillTado
most of car thieves for example in france have russian key coders bought from the dark web which can remake any car key on the spot
@@Wlow4nowyou are just as clueless as the reporter 😂😂
I think by hacking port system they mean bribing port officials. LOL
but that doesnt sound cool so lets say hacking.
Right, and the "computer wizardry" 😂. This is really just a guy opening Tor Browser, from a country with almost zero chance of being caught, and buying stolen credit cards off a dark web market. An elementary school student could do this.
The big winner is still the manufacturers of luxury vehicles
🎉
Exactly.
How tho?.. I'm a tad bit slow I guess 😂
Salute 🫡
@@thelite63 they producing all these cars.
Once again my favorite reporter does it again.
Wow hats-off to the brave reporter one of the best video coverage, I feel pity so the owners and karma to these thieves.
Feeling pity for owners ok, but not for these thieves. I really hope God shows them best karma to them. Their hearts are dark. They don’t feel bad for us heck they would even steal your car if they have opportunity lmao. Would you still feel pity for them.
bozo
I love Marianas documentaries! She so brave, brilliant and beautiful 😊
This broad walks around with like 30 ex marines she ain't brave and is kinda cute buts she a 6
Ghana is safe.
IF SHE IS BRAVE SHE SHOULD GO TO NEXT DOOR WHERE REAL LUXURY CARS ARE
When I was working for DHL, we had a guy call up one day and ask us about shipping a bunch of cars to Eastern Europe from New Jersey. I took the details and handed it off to my boss and she said we weren't going to touch it because the cars were most likely stolen.
Some of my people never disappoints😳 Ghana 🇬🇭
Listen carefully 39:35 the KOME is a big heavy for Gh people don’t you think?
It is nice that Mariana Van Zeller found a job at NatGeo. This is a well-done doco. I miss her reporting for Vanguard though, the topics were more important methinks.
Her husband is one of the big boy producers at Nat Geo :)
I quickly guessed that she once worked for current tv. It was my favourite program at the time and I can see the same approch in her docs.
I love how they yank on the handles of the cars to try to open them a few times then all of the sudden the unlock lights flash and they slide right in the car😭 definitely what happens when you pick a lock
This is a lot more complicated than shoving in a Crowbar in between the window trim.. down to the latch...
Theyve got unlocking devices...
@@SlidTossedPissedits staged. No way its that easy to unlock and steal a car.
@@junil6664
@junil6664 Keep believing that.
Our entire world... revolves around ease of operation and convenience.
Others exploit that.
And.. to be given THE CLUB as an alternative for some makes high increase in theft.. is stupid on top of stupid.
There... is a lot that isnt seen.
@@junil6664 you would be very very surprised. People keep keys near the entrance of their house. If they have a device to capture that signal they can replicate a key and just unlock the car and drive off. Modern cars are very easily stolen through a key replication device. There is a video of a guy who managed to get this device and "steal" his own dodge on TH-cam without ever entering the house. RFID blockers are a must if you live in a bad area
@@junil6664nah it’s that easy bro, mates got a skeleton key that’ll open pretty much any car
Props to the people who talk to mariana, even though they KNOW they could be tortured or killed if their community found out. The real heroes frfr.
mariana is truly an amazing investigator
Can you please tell me how? You guys, we are all getting fooled by these people and letting them make money.
@@rohands9195 this girl clearly wants to be the main character lol I don’t know what these people are talking about either
Number 1: I’ve stolen thousands of these
Also number 1: Hold up let me give my buddy a call because I don’t know how to disable the tracker 🤔
Don’t those systems always get changed?
@@BatsiraiMusuka really often
@@catloverx9217 my thoughts as well
That whole part was BS. Any sort of GPS antennas on that vehicle would be for navigation, not tracking.
mariana love your braveness these documentries are something else keep killing it ❤️🍀
Ty! 🙏♥️👋
as always amazing pieces by Mariana, great job
The accent of "Number One" gives him away, he's a Nigerian 🇳🇬 national.
Sherlock Holmes ladies and gents.
I used to buy Chinese food from a place where we were regular customers. We trusted them to give them our credit card number to pay for the food, and every time (3 times), our card was blocked by the bank because someone was trying to used it to buy things somewhere else. We stopped doing that, and the card has not been compromised ever since.
Mariana Van Zeller makes such amazing documentaries.
She probably would have done a lot better if she had a personal TH-cam channel.
highly highly doubtful. She gets in with all these crews and gangs because she has national geographic as her cred.
@@AIP404 she just might get.
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It's pretty crazy how investigative journalism has gotten so scripted.
Right 😂
Thought I was the only one feeling it's scripted
What’s even funnier is all those fake bot comments praising them lol.
Fam she was irking me like she was going hard for this info 😂 fam they called ya for a interview
Say no more
the intro was fire !!!
It's very simple, they already knew which cars they're stealing, that means the involved mechanic made the key for them, and all they had to do is get in the car and drive off. The handle pull was just for the documentary camera, to throw off the viewers!😂
bruh, this is all fake and bad acting, none of it is real.
I can't say I disagree.
The Ghana investigation was very weak and was like a play on my intelligence
lol@@robbienorton9522
in montreal they sell key programmer like kh100 to steal car
On my recent trip to Ghana, I saw a car on a lot with a Virginia plate. I said to myself this was stolen. On the Mercedes that Ivan showed, it could be true that it wasn't stolen but an accident car that has been fixed. Most of the salvage cars that are sold at auctions ends up in third world countries to be fixed.
I shipped my car to Ghana with Colorado license plate on it. They are all not stolen cars. Most at times we buy salvaged cars from auction and fixed them like new when it gets to Ghana.
@@collinsgyimah2832 In virginia and maryland, you have to return your tags when you sell or when the car is salvaged. I do not know about Colorado. Whenever you see a VA tag in Ghana, that car stolen.
It's definitely NOT stolen because who in their right senses will keep a stolen car plates on.
@@EnKaySciFi 😂😂
@@EnKaySciFi the car is in Ghana I don't think people care to much about what plates on it
A veteran in the car dealership documentaries 💯👌 good job🎉
Can't wait!
such a well organized operation! good for them... and insurance companies cover the stolen car... nobody is harmed. this is the most American video i have ever seen! God Bless America and all the different forms of criminals that make up its population hahaha.. so creative
imagine watching this and realizing that's your car
Aye look drama
Imagine believe it's real
1:34 bruh did she really put this video out with her being a accessory to thief 😂😂
Such an intuitive documentary! Sad for my country Ghana considering the skyrocketing price of cars in Ghana 🇬🇭. Spare parts cost alone is most often heartbreaking 😢
Many of the luxury cars on your streets are stolen or obtained dubiously lol
@@mikelantern148 that part shocked me too
Mariana got scammed 🤣 the real bosses in this business are Nigerian and Russian and libanaise . Ghana it's maybe in 8 th place between all big sharks . there is polish and lithuanien and ukrainien mafia are bigger in this business . most of these journalist pay for interviews , i can imagine what a scam boy could tell you if you give him a 10 thousand dollars 😂 boys can act girls in internet for months just for 100 bucks for thousands he can say that he is Hitler 😅
One of my car parts was stolen in Los Angeles back in 2021 !!!!! The alarm didnt even ring so no one noticed. Then went to fix to the car repair shop and even they told us that their cars were stolen and so as few of my coworkers/friends. Just remembering how frustrated it was to go fix even by insurance. cray ghetto Los Angeles became as the crime central grrrrrrr. NatGeo thanks for a great doc as usual. I wish we can change the world a bit safer and wiser by showing these great docs especially to educate these socioeconomically low criminals but I know it will be a long way to go.
🤣😂how so,All of your cars Are stolen, then sold cheap.I dont get that prices are skyrocketing.
Watching this woman act shocked about cars being stolen as though it's some brand new thing that just started happening is oddly satisfying.
This doesn't seem right. A door is been forcefully opened but the lights goes off as if it's been opened with the mobilizer, gets inside and doesnt even battle with starting the engine up....and he's alone for all this.
I'm really skeptical on the legitimacy of this documentary.
There are electronic gadgets as well being used.
Yeah he definitely already had the key fob for that car. It was probably already his 😂😂
Awesome docu! Well presented!
Mariana with the obvious questions again... great moral high-ground
She is an accessory to these crimes...
?
I mean. Ttt
These kind of illegal businesses involves prominent businessmen and corrupt law enforcement, even politicians too...💯
Lol yeah politicians are all crooked. The higher up you go in society the harder it is for you to crumble.
Spot on
Yesss! Open eyes thank you!!!!!!
Great movie 👍
Anyone who believes this is not a scripted docu is naive. There's no way these criminals would decide to reveal their tricks to the world. These secrets are the difference between them getting caught and going to prison or not.
Really? Have you not seen docu on pirates and how they do their operations? How about them? Remember these may be ex criminals who may be out of the job and decided to reveal the operation
@@Ericwood-bm6uv only one of the characters is an ex player and he agreed to connect the journo to the active one..the others are still active. Its scripted way too easy for the journo.
@@derrickomondi7200 agreed. the real players in the game won't allow to be interviewed
Qqqq
Your naive If you don’t think your own car can get stolen in less then a minute you don’t know how easy it is especially on a pre 2000 car
I realllly like this reporter. I just found her about six months ago.. She's A+++
Whoah 4k upload from you guys. I am impressed
impressed with a fake show? Look at 12:02 . He's supposedly pulling on the door handle then the lights flash as if someone unlocked the car with their key fob lmaoo
@Scott well yeah they get vin numbers, and make a key fob to open the door. It's pretty simple
Marina salute you for this investigation
Mariana - You are something special. Keep going but be safe.
She's not gonna hook up with you bro.
Please be safe ❤
The most interesting show I have seen.
In Mauritania you can buy stolen European luxury cars with Mauritanian plates from car dealers. It cost me $50 to get Mauritanian registration on my UK registered Ford Transit. I was not required to provide proof of ownership
During the 1960s in England they used to fit hidden kill switches to stop theives just driving off with cars. I understand some people still do it. Simple and cost effective.
What if first responder had to get inside they car ?
@@VinaykanthK A kill switch kills the ignition not the person, seriosly
It's been done there's a show that sets the thiefs up and once they're in the car they kill the switch, it's on TH-cam it takes place in several cities and states one being NWK NJ. I don't think that they still do it or al least I haven't heard anything in yrs.
Professional thieves know all the spots people hide kill switches. That's mostly to stop joyriders.
I worked as a parking valet for 5 years and learned all the kill switch spots lol.
or you take the steering wheel with you like Mr.Bean
She brings the lady the evidence and she still claims “I doubt that’s the same car” well makes sense why you can’t find any of the stolen cars. 😂
A documentary about shadow walker's life would have been it
😂😂 yeah he used the keys crazy 😅
Hat's off to mariana , I would be scared for my life to do what she did , it's scary what one can do to a woman .
If women stayed strapped they won't get clapped
Nobody risks their own lives knowingly. Please remember this,
You'll feel like bolting your car to the ground after watching this 😅😅
its all fake bozo
Ghana is just one country where stolen cars from Newark end up. Nigeria is another hot spot where high-end vehicles have a high demmand. I wonder if these cars go further than these 2 countries.
Am from Uganda and like 5 years ago there was news around that the FBI was investigating stolen American cars being shipped into Uganda
Hey, please take Nigeria out of your mouth. No one mentioned Nigeria here. You just bring your BS up.
My favorite part is where I pulls up on both handles and then unlocks his friends car with his own keys. Good promo
Car manufacturers are just not doing enough to prevent car thefts . They don’t care because it brings more sales
Schools and parents are not doing enough to prepare kids for productive adulthoods.
Woow wooow woooow. Ones again big thanks to Mariana and her film crew for giving us a nother hot video of the reall world outher. Thanks love it. Just don't stop. I wish i can give you guys 1000 likes
Very nicely researched and Presented✨⭐
I'm a big fan of Marianna Van Zeller❤
Can you do another doc about the drug world in Asia.
so the news crews can get to these people but not undercover cop news crews 🤣😂
Very informative report!
Being from Ghana I can say that the parts highlighted in the documentary are possibly true, I have heard so many stories of how these luxury videos are being stolen and driven by "fraud boys"
kwasia guy.
90% of the buyers do not know those cars were stolen
@@seanhorstead bro he didn’t lie so why insult him
@@seanhorstead eiii bossu 🤣
Kachir3om
Mariana doing journalism at its best always !!! 💯👊🏽💥
How is this lady not an accessory to these crimes?
Cause by law she has to be committing the crime noting wrong with filming it if u not doing it
@@mikebiggiez2206 but although she is a reporter, she is an accomplice
In our country Mariana is Portuguese if you see a crime and don’t report ur getting prosecuted
@@johnson5725 Exactly... Which leads me to believe a lot of these are staged and used actors...
Was kind of my first thought on the first scene of her watching someone’s car be stolen
Thanks for the video. It’s a shame you can’t anything nice. 😟
Ive seen this lady before on joe rogens podcast, big respect to this young lady
Shout out to her and joe Rogan for sure JRE Podcast goats 🐐 or
she's 55
respect to her for a fake show? Look at 12:02 . He's supposedly pulling on the door handle then the lights flash as if someone unlocked the car with their key fob lmaoo
@@scott8193 National Geographic is more like the National Enquirer these days
Lol..love the American flag face cover worn by the frogboy😅...the irony is EPIC.😂
just imagine you are watching this and you see how you car was jacked in couple second. Pain
My BMW X3 m40i got stolen last week, I’m being so upset and shattered.. why police not taking it seriously 😔
That car is in Africa now 😂
@@Slime_threezus may be, but that’s really shameful for the country
Worse feeling in the world waking up to see your ride gone.
I love her reporting
Solid investigative journalism. Impressive
great host, great episode
Hello, thank you for your beautiful programs. You know that something like 200 million people in the world speak Farsi, and it is not right to be deprived of your beautiful programs without subtitles. From the honorable coder of National Geo Graphics Network, please put Persian subtitles in the program and language menu, thank you.❤❤❤
Thank you Ghana!! 🇬🇭
Ty!! From ATX !♡
Theft is the easiest way to make money, no matter the item.
Thieves know the police don't have manpower to investigate and won't even mess with these without guaranteed leads.
Thieves are the weakest link in society, but our world is plumb full of them.
Obviously theft is the easiest money source because no matter what you get for it it's 100% profit. It don't get better than that.
Top Reporting. Love form Ghana
She’s a brave woman I don’t wanna know if someone is stealing a piece of gum.
They actors bro
@@nkosimoyo6966 no they're not lol
Beautiful investigating journalism..ain't suprise ma country GH is involve🤨
Haha
Minute 12:09 you could see how they turn off the alarm 😂😂😂
Investigative journalism at its best✨⭐ kudos Mariana
Imagine watching this and realizing its your car.
Mariana please I want more video 😢
I don't get it. She is going with her camera crew around shady places and people just tell her everything? This is some grade A BS.
Lol nope thats the fronts behind d scenes is wht u need to know its connections
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Do you know what an investigate journalist is 😂😂
@@melissasiegelaar7629 nah I don’t. I’m sure you can educate me on that. I don’t mean to diss the video. I just couldn’t believe it when I saw it and I voiced my opinion.
She's untouchable😂😂 she got all the links😂😂😂
33:34 Adjiringanor road heading towards trassaco
CAR Thief:
They ain’t gonna suffer rich people they steal from people…..REAL TALK
Such a great cover story ❤ very brave of her 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Now they will have to get more sophisticated 😮
Amazing documentaries!
Very interesting, thank you.
how has natgeo went from wildlife documentaries to drug smuggling.
Versatility
money,looks like you dont watch nat geo for a while🤣
There’s natgeo and there’s natgeo wild
I wish she would have added a segment of how to deter thieves from stealing your car…
Even if parts are staged, she would not have known. Even if parts are staged this is still how its done.