How Reed Domingo Robbed 12 Banks During His Work Lunch Breaks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- Reed Domingo also known as Mr Reed and to the FBI "Easer Rider Bandit". Struggling to pay for the expensive costs of American IVF treatments, he found himself in debt to the tune of $250,000. When the situation became unbearable, Reed turned to bank robbery as a last resort.
Having worked in a bank and undergone extensive training on how to handle robberies, Reed knew exactly how to exploit the system during his lunch breaks, walking away with tens of thousands of dollars each time. From a privileged background to resorting to desperate measures, Reed was determined to relieve himself and his family of the financial burdens that came with trying to have a child.
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Timecodes
00:00 - Intro
02:33 - How he describes himself
03:48 - Childhood up bringing
09:35 - Aspirations after school
11:47 - Moving to America
14:12 - How did you find yourself robbing banks
18:00 - IVF treatment
22:33 - Family struggles
26:46 - Less than 72 hours to make $10,000
28:30 - Robbing a bank
33:50 - How did it feel for the first time robbing a bank
40:37 - Why didn’t you get your dad’s support
44:37 - How many banks did you rob & motivation behind it
48:58 - I wasn’t a bank robber
50:04 - Getting caught
54:18 - The arrest
59:27 - Prison sentence
1:02:31 - Time in prison
1:09:44 - Family situation
1:12:03 - Why do you deserve a second chance
1:15:40 - Outro
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How has this got so little views. This will blow up soon I’m sure. Love this guys tv shows now he’s got a podcast!! I’m all over it
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Goes on a bit
Current subscribers .. 6K. Ill return when this channel undoubtedly blows and hits 100k ❤ keep up with great work
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This needs more views
agree so rate and review and share 👍🏾
Amazing story. To put yourself through all of that to have a child is incredible. I’ve seen this at 500 views, it’s got to get to 500k soon.
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@@secondchancepodcast absolutely. Love your interviews, working my way through them this week, keep it up mate!
Absolutely brilliant interview!
So interesting, and such a great interview and interviewer. Thank you for this
That was an excellent interview! I really enjoyed Mr Reeds story. I’ll be subscribing after that.
Brilliant as always 🎉
Amazing podcast , As for you Raphael I’ve been following your journey since you’ve been on social media ! Your a inspiration
I’m sure your podcast will get to the top !
Absolutely brilliant podcast
This guy very clever really enjoyed it thanks
I went to boarding school it was the best times i ever had .. just being with your mates for a 4year sleep over .. Best times ever
Wow what a life story , this guy Reed needs a movie 🍿 on his life story
Cape Malay are descendents of Malaysians who mixed with local black Africans and sprinkled with Indian heritage too
Brilliant podcasting there! Gripped from start to finish, especially gripped as my children go to the same school.. Very likeable and genuine guy, and I hope he is able to gain access to the US soon. He would be an asset and having proved his rehabilitation, it should be a given.
He says he wasn’t going to tell us exactly how he did it but then told us anyway because that laminated paper was everything
NETFLIX, Please pick up this story because I will tuned all the way in for it.
adoption was never an option??? ivf and bank robbery were the FIRRRSSSTT THINGS TO COME TO MIND
This guy is incredible. Telling them how many years he will do in jail ... 5 maximum 😂😂
damn this video was great. This man definitely has to write a book. Maybe even a mini series. This story reminds me of the Apple TV Original "Cherry" and i loved the movie. Great video. Thank you for the entertainment Raph
Thanks please share like and review 🙏🏽
Absolutely loved this ep … mental how low the views are - RR is such a great interviewer
Its not worth getting such a high debt for making a baby if you, including your baby, are in big trouble afterwards. I wouldnt have wrote this if the interviewer wouldnt have downplayed that.
And also his story of "sliding" into becoming a bank robber is not such big of a slide, from my perspective.
Also his excuse -checking on the counter ladies- is quite a bad excuse (if not very bad).
Ye kids are a pain in the arse
I really enjoyed this sit down. I don’t get the feel that he has any remorse for his actions and it seems like he always wiggles his way out of tight situations with even worse decisions. Just bad decisions over all. His punishment doesn’t sound like a punishment either. I do find it funny that he thinks there was an injustice made to him however. No one has to allow you back into this country (USA) after you came over here and robbed so many banks. That is not an “Injustice”. That is Justice.
3.5 years for $120,000, not a bad turn out 😅 seems like he lived life on easy mode
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epic
I would have asked about how the wife reacted to his arrest, since she didn't know
The ending was BS... he didn't go to the federal penitentiary. He went to a camp. It's a big difference.... Don't fall for his okie doke.... but overall, it's a great story.
So the reason why he fucked up his life was over a woman hmmm
To have a child, learn how to listen.
Not once, not twice but three times.
Every wrong decision he made in his life was chasing after chics.
He's a simp lol
lol you didnt experience any racism because your white or look white i should say
Cape Malay, not white
@@fredalenny7636 but he looks white he doesn’t look black hence why there were not racist towards him
@@SmoothCriminal-k9rMalays are of Indian descent mixed with blacks. During apartheid they couldn't fit into Colored or Indian category. They had their own category as Malays and were despised by the colored/Indians. So I think they experienced some form of racism, though not like what blacks experienced.
@@fredalenny7636 well it’s not obvious that he’s not white but it get you had he been a black man he woulda faced racism I’m 1000 percent sure
LAMINATED! He intended to do this more than once.