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

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

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[@victorialangenflder4317]

They welded a steel plate on the door from the inside

[@webstercat]

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

[@chinedujames638]

U are a real thief Billy am sure the US politicians knows this

[@dd-dd2co]

Politicians and governments are the worst criminals.

[@dougiesherwin9591]

Or start your own bank, loot it, and have the government pay off the victims.

[@dd-dd2co]

@@dougiesherwin9591 Best business model ever!

[@moonshade99]

Impunity,it is.damn auto correct

[@farrdawgjoker7087]

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

[@iamnormal8648]

Especially even while under custody. French Police are surely a joke for having the mastermind under custody and still not being able to get the stolen loot.

[@cordyceps420]

I watched another documentary about the same robbery. Because there was no violence used, this was legally considered a burglary and theft. No one was sentenced to more than 4 years in prison. With such a lenient sentence, you're better off just confessing to get it ower with. Then you can spend the rest of your life living comfortable without looking over your shoulder.

[@nserekoraymond8593]

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

[@RobbersIQ]

Smart move

[@ranjandasgupta2995]

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

[@AlfredAthumani-gh8vv]

❤❤❤is this on you tube

[@RobbersIQ]

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[@salvagedb2470]

I remember reading about this Robbery and how they even Cooked in the Vault , these Guy are Legends ..as they said they didn't use Violence or Guns...and He even paid the Car owner for damaging his car ..Great Vid.

[@nuclear9977]

Good guy indeed ❤️

[@jameswalker7459]

Brilliantly escutcheon of a get away if he hadn't had all that money he could of not smoked so much!He sure smoked the judge and criminal justice system what a guy

[@Allen_Leigh_Canada]

@@nuclear9977 those after-thought things doesn't make him a good guy.

[@KoinoniaLive]

​@@Allen_Leigh_Canadahe's better than politicians

[@pacbdnabcde9203]

I am old enough to remember this I was still living in Europe at the time it was a good story at the time

[@akumarvilla14]

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

[@valtros2k10]

He did harm people. He stole there personal belongings from the vault. Family rings, jewelery, personal stuff they can never get back, etc.

[@David-tt1rb]

Yep and his reward was that he remained free- know thatz poetic justice ❤

[@David-tt1rb]

@@valtros2k10 ahh, ok and i guess you'd also classify harm as using offensive words? The banks insurance company would've compensated everyone who'd lost their possessions

[@valtros2k10]

@@David-tt1rb Insurance does not give you back the rings that were given to you by your dying grandmother or any other precious items. Sure they can give you money but most people want there exact stolen items as it's sentimental to them.

[@stevengill1736]

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

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[@user-zq9xh4rc3c]

Whats with he stupid Ai voice you use? Would you rather pay a human to give you a real voice over? not this bullshit.

[@subcribe704]

😮

[@felixmaina6033]

I love how you explain situations clearly..you deserve my subscription.

[@RobbersIQ]

Thanks and welcome

[@darkhorse3316]

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

[@maddiiydaddiiy]

Hmmm I wonder who did it? Could it be the guy that ghosted the whole town? Probably

[@Supermrdouble]

@@maddiiydaddiiy thats why people shouldnt notice u to begin with

[@cumupflocky2663]

Is this where the idea of the show “Money Heist” came from? Because he was a genius!

[@jamisa3668]

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

[@JamesBond-oe5px]

If you would have stolen bank money that would have been different story but he open safe deposit boxes one of them Could have been your money and my money

[@jamisa3668]

@@JamesBond-oe5px Wouldn't that be covered by the bank insurance?

[@JamesBond-oe5px]

@@jamisa3668 I am sure it is but how much probably not more than $200,000 if you had millions of dollars diamonds watches jewelry White would happen are you gonna report those are they going to believe you

[@jamisa3668]

@@JamesBond-oe5px If that's the case and normal folks will lose, then F the criminals

[@JamesBond-oe5px]

@@jamisa3668 of Cours

[@jumpingjeffflash9946]

You do have to admire these kinds of crimes for their ingenuity and their success.

[@RobbersIQ]

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[@pauljam8197]

My god man......the amount of errors just in your speech and pronunciation of words is fucking horrifying. Look at the sentence in your pinned remark...... every word is capitalized... do better....and by that i mean speak and write in a 3rd grade level and you'll be ok.

[@donbrashsux]

A Genius in every sense of the word

[@RichardsWorld]

The editor is a master of using stock footage.

[@LangstonsHue]

🤣

[@wlsnpndrvs8593]

Aren’t we all?

[@VinnySlouth]

PRECIOUS METALS.... I know I'll put a shower of rhinestones.

[@ESSBrew]

I hate these videos. haha

[@BlueBeeThemeMusic]

It's LOUSY

[@DrumMenace]

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

[@acornsucks2111]

Same question I have.

[@elvarg991]

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

[@mvdv6121]

In addition it would be beneficial to learn to use the English lanuage above grade four level as well.

[@Alsatiagent]

@@mvdv6121 Your uncalled for and narcissistic critique of elvar g's grammar is bookended by redundancies. So, you've embarrassed yourself and revealed more than you intended.

[@mvdv6121]

@@Alsatiagent Even a Grade four would have the common sense to know I was not commenting on @elvar g's grammar. I could elaborate but that has already been proven to be a waste of time. So you win, congratulations.

[@thecruiser2010]

Nice l

[@elvarg991]

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[@RobbersIQ]

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[@nightrider12soul]

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

[@Sadnate8842]

Without weapons Without violence Without Hate❤

[@markkaidy8741]

And yet they found bombs and guns at his house?

[@simbaevans.3301]

The fact that finally he was caught,then ran away,his wife leaving him shows the vanity of the love of money. It never cures greed

[@pezpowerproductions2602]

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

[@robwalker7575]

It's nice in Nice.... 🤣

[@RobbersIQ]

Thanks for your comment 🙏

[@Nickle314]

Ditto for Societe Generale

[@jonhelmer8591]

This script was clearly written by someone who speaks English as a second language, and read by a narrator who has never heard of France.

[@gigiruf4109]

Not neese , no sneezing. Nihs

[@titmusspaultpaul5]

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

[@Floyd112007]

but what was he doing with all those guns at his house?

[@SimonSays__]

@@Floyd112007 Storage for the criminal sewer-rat gang?

[@alphdgreat777]

I don't know why but I'm a big admirer of masterminded plans & strategies 😊I would've even applaud if my money was part of the banks money storage 😅😅

[@LexlutherVII]

because he was not a criminal, the real evil are the banks and government

[@NobodyUR]

Obviously did no more crime is a rather bold assumption.

[@africaisawesome4707]

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

[@wlsnpndrvs8593]

My ex girlfriend uncle is DB Cooper.. . Who else has the FBI comes their house and ask where’s Frank. Painter

[@paulgibbon4045]

And they say crime doesn't pay. Well it did this time. All the best to him I say.

[@davidlane777]

I would say he paid a big price having to give up his wife. Seemed like he had to make a tough choice and live in hiding

[@dannytechminds423]

@@davidlane777 His wife chose not to be with him, else they could've lived hidden together.

[@frankmacias7244]

@@davidlane777 Come on David...really? If you are given a chance to be a Millionaire or keep your high school sweetheart. You'd choose the latter? I'll tell you what buddy, she would dump you in a heart beat! It was a win win for the guy

[@frankmacias7244]

@@WHAT_HOW_. You know who says that?..."Wouldnt trade love of my life for couple million" Only 2 types of men. Zap heads and Daddy's boy. & mommy's boy.

[@markdumdum2639]

Sounds like the professor

[@gorillagoldhunters]

Awesome channel idea buddy! New subscriber!!

[@user-pr6rt2vv9b]

Very very good story yes

[@coffeetalk924]

Movie making material. Absolutely incredible

[@christophertownley6734]

Whenever money is involved the public servants... are quick to respond as it affects them directly.

[@cvicman1234]

the bank director is using a mobile phone in1976, not a very realistic reenactment

[@angmukiok2631]

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[@teamoriel]

It's a cordless phone

[@lo2740]

all the stock footages are corporate bullshit footage, none is even period correct, frankly this "montage" of stock footage is pretty bad.

[@mac-doien9298]

🤠late 80's & banks can get the popo a license to iLL.. plant evidence, convict innocent loved ones, threaten relatives & friends, gaslight the public, harass at will, fake charges, + + with FULL LEGAL immunity 😮😮

[@mcpinball1]

That's Phat 👍 Neese Job !+)

[@DougDingus]

The words painted are: Sans Armes (Without weapons) Sans Haines (Without hate) Et Sans Violence (And Without Violence) The narrator says: Without weapons Without violence Without hate Why the difference? Seems to me the mastermind was especially proud of the lack of violence and felt strongly enough to emphasize that sentiment during a brief, but important time. Seems to dilute the quality of expression to "make neat" at the cost of what was already lucid and unusually effective. Anyone have a different take?

[@mikesmechanical1102]

The planning and risk involved is nothing compared to what I did to get my wife

[@Auxius.]

Hopefully there was no violence, hate or guns involved! You do sound like you need your own video-docu though! :-D

[@maddiiydaddiiy]

Yet you both ended up what a ball n chain

[@mikesmechanical1102]

@@maddiiydaddiiy nope, a ball with champagne 😁

[@saadhanif6333]

Get or get away? 😂😂😂😂

[@maderastuff]

So wild the wife didn't go with him. I think her choosing a job for the rest of her life instead of trusting him is the real crime here. 😅

[@earlgreco8636]

Fascinating.

[@colinevans7134]

Good in one way and a shame in another, very clever man and no one got hurt

[@speedygonzales2052]

17:12-17:16 at the end it was the fatal Cuban Cigar 😂

[@EdWard-cp2or]

The thieves did not remain hidden in the vault - they escaped through a tunnel. This true story is interesting enough in it's own right without the need for embellishments

[@EQ_EnchantX]

They remained hidden in the vault for 27 hours breaking open the boxes, and than escaped through the tunnel...

[@EdWard-cp2or]

@@EQ_EnchantX well Duh - 🙄 you've got to be in the vault to steal from it. And by it's very nature the vault is hidden. The purpose of the misleading headlines was possibly along the lines of a movie where the thieves dressed all the bank employees in the same color clothes and sent them out, with the intention of making the cops think they'd escaped with the hostages. And why this deception? To increase viewership - and now we've gone ful circle because the account is interesting enough in it's own right without the need for those types of embellishments

[@marklittler784]

Yeah giving people refreshments and breaks gets more work out of them😅

[@grogery1570]

I remember reading the book and Albert complaining that opening the lock boxes was the job of the "Marseilles" or as they are referred to in this video, the sewer rats. He spent part of the time they were meant to be opening boxes trying to find a better way.

[@bashirmugera1577]

What the Title of the book u read

[@grogery1570]

@@bashirmugera1577 The sewers of gold by Albert Spegulari.

[@myp0h]

@@bashirmugera1577 therr is a movie made on this. I thi k its called the heist.. its in spanish. A spanish movie

[@victorenriquez2642]

That dude was absolutely awesome sauce!!!!! Have done a movie about him?? If not somebody needs to!!

[@The.Consultant.]

We couldn’t have done it without a touch of help from within.

[@mrbest1981]

So that's where the Batman movie, Dark Night got their bank robbery scene from...I had no clue it was based on a real story

[@henryklevemann]

INSIDE MAN w Denzel W is a pretty good movie that has this theme

[@MrMAC8964]

wait ....an american writer stealing ideas for a movie/series !!??? naaah

[@bigbhp6808]

Great watch

[@craiglaing2417]

Lol “he was forced to confess in order to save her wife” 😂

[@manuelrivera8007]

😮 great!

[@stevenmccart8502]

This inspired countless movies.

[@pinas245]

It only shows nothing is really easy before you achieve big things.

[@yosefbenyah8732]

What a cool dude!! I love it!!!!

[@shlmel]

It takes a thief was an amazing American tv series.

[@iamnormal8648]

Finally, time to never take photographers for granted.

[@brettwheeler7753]

They're was a movie with Jason Stratham loosely based on this robbery.

[@vitabricksnailslime8273]

Repeat after me, The cities in the south of France are called *_Niece and MarSay._*

[@wrc1210]

And I'm pretty sure the bank is not called Saucity General.

[@SotiriosBouzaras]

His whereabouts are not remain unknown. He was Albert Spaggiari, he escaped and left France, living in unknown places until the end of his life.

[@031globaltv4]

27 years hidden inna vault is crazy😱

[@RobbersIQ]

No 27 centuries

[@gandharaorganicfoods]

The mastermind of this robbery must be an engineering legend as well as a very caring leader who put ventilation system just for his team underneath the ground. I mean who else cares so much for their workers just like a family..!!

[@Allen_Leigh_Canada]

it doesne't make him a good person.

[@Six_FiveMadara]

​@@Allen_Leigh_Canadayou're right. It makes him a GREAT person

[@Allen_Leigh_Canada]

doesn't.@@Six_FiveMadara

[@maderastuff]

​@@Allen_Leigh_Canadabut the bank execs who are totally crooked are good people? All the funds were insured to clients. Only really loser is the bank owners pride. And let's face it. If you own a bank, Just sit down on your yacht and shut up while your insurance pays out lol

[@Allen_Leigh_Canada]

@@maderastuffbad bankers don't justify a robbery. No robbers should be glorified.

[@2sheetz]

@2sheetz an example of how smart you be thinking 🤐🐐

[@derryjones1029]

Some people don't do it for the money thay do it because thay can

[@Milkyway109]

In derry?

[@tonybarfridge4369]

Everything is possible, but not all is wise

[@BILLY-px3hw]

Just like climbing Mt Everest

[@frankmacias7244]

If you did do something similar would it be for thrills or for the money? asking for a friend

[@tonybarfridge4369]

@@frankmacias7244 When young I used to get myself into police chases and enjoyed escaping. I didn't enjoy getting caught at all. I don't do such irresponsible things anymore. But regarding theft, since I learned principles I endeavour to be honest in all things. Neither is money an important priority. I know u didn't ask me, but it came up in my notifications

[@Colin32269]

I saw the movie

[@michaelburnett7809]

What was the name of the movie? Thanks

[@bipolarbear9917]

I think the movie was called; ‘Sewers of Gold’.

[@jamesbournegentlemanghost2481]

Rumour has it that because of all the implications of this heist in Nice, the French realized this city is so Nice after all. They now pronounce it Neice.

[@dannyhuddlestone9258]

Hahahahah woow that last bit of stroy jumping out

[@davesimms5397]

Pronunciation is nearly as good as Inspector Clouseau's!

[@ianhandforth5672]

ideal movie,,

[@anserkhan9430]

Wow 👌legend!!!!

[@politicallyinnocent]

Albert was a "modern politician" material.

[@TheRealMisterChopShop]

Bizarre story❤

[@supercoooldad]

Sounds like the inspiration for the Money Heist! And the Professor character!

[@flyingisland7583]

Wow !!! You managed to never say Albert’s famous family.

[@itarry4]

Honestly I know a job like this takes a team so you've no choice but to trust others but then you run the risk of 1 or 2 idiots messing everything up by doing something stupid, telling the wrong person, bragging or as in this case trying to sell marked bars of gold to a bank, which is obviously going to get reported to the police and lead to them being caught. Once caught you can almost guarantee anyone idiot enough to try and sell marked bars to a bank will talk and that's that. Why they didn't melt the bars and all the other gold down is beyond me it's like despite planning such a brilliant crime in every detail and spending as much time as it takes to ensure every single thing has been accounted for. As soon as the robbery is done they've given absolutely no thought at all to what to do from that point. Like they haven't even considered how they'll hide their take, how they'll make the things taken untraceable or what they'll do if anyone connected with the crime is arrested. One of the reasons that most of the people involved and the majority of the takings from the Brink's Mat Gold robbery were never caught or the money and gold found was the fact they had a decent plan for what to do after the robbery. How to make the gold untraceable, how to split the takings and then totally separate staying away from each other, etc. Yes 2 were caught including the main man but even them, despite having to spend a fairly long time in jail managed to keep the money they made from it and came out of prison to a world where they'd never have to work again. Most importantly they both kept their mouths shut and didn't grass on anyone else involved. They already had someone ready to melt down the gold and recast it in to new totally untraceable bars and a buyer lined up to then buy those bars. By far the worst example of this is the bank robbery in Brazil which was planned in every detail and those details were absolutely genius. The heist went off perfectly, they stole a fortune and left absolutely nothing behind to tie them to the robbery. They'd basically gotten away with it completely, they weren't even on the polices radar as suspects. But as always if you involve more than yourself some idiot is going to talk or do something to f it all up and in this case one of the robbers, who's house they'd used a couple of times to talk about the details etc decided to tell his wife all about it, what they'd been talking about, who the others were, etc he then decided it'd be a really good idea to cheat on that very same wife he'd spilled everything to.... Absolute genius obviously. She, after finding out he'd cheated went to the police and told them everything he'd told her and everything she'd seen or heard even though they'd made sure she couldn't hear what they were talking about at the time she'd still seen their faces and then had the rest of the details filled in by her husband. So they were all caught, a lot of the money was returned for reduced sentences and despite basically pulling off the perfect crime they all spent a few years in jail and at the end of their time came out to very little profit from a job that had basically set them up for life if one idiot had just kept his mouth shut and/or kept his cock in his pants and not cheated on his wife.

[@RobbersIQ]

Well said 🫡

[@billyfranki5074]

Great video buddy, work on names a little though.

[@BUTTNUTT69]

Video very good is for viewing to be very good for all audience member. Who on earth wrote the script dude

[@raulduke7142]

Plot twist. He got the lung cancer from the asbestos he had to bore through and breathing sewer gas for extended periods of time. Glad he got away, but the bill always comes due.

[@cedmoe2670]

That was so stupid to trade that gold in at the bank....

[@EngineerDJ_Julius]

that's beyond impressive

[@malcolmali4266]

Ultimate mastermind of all robberies.

[@jibriljony7100]

I didn't expect the last part😂😂

[@phathumulidzwi5631]

My Man 👊

[@dsloop3907]

Robot reader is getting better, but still has a long way to go.

[@j.dunlop8295]

A little success can make not very intelligent people bold and arrogant! (Sell marked gold, to a bank?)

[@valmarsiglia]

"Saucity General" 🤣

[@wlsnpndrvs8593]

Yeah. !! I ask you, yeah you. All you viewers. Why is this so intensely satisfying?

[@vKingLouie]

Yeah as soon as I heard he was nervous of the sound being heard from a busy intersection above I said no way, imagine how much time and exhaustion would of been saved if he just used tools the whole way😅

[@mogamedfakier4800]

Salute Albert 👍

[@nimdorji1908]

The ending is great. Although crimes are bad, i must not forget to appreciate the audacity of a man.

[@RobbersIQ]

Yes but at the end he didn’t he had no benefits

[@Ardeesv]

@@RobbersIQhow do you know? You can’t do something like that and escape without a penny

[@javedmiah3640]

8:15 “In order to save her wife” 🤣

[@redmangomore1996]

the bank has no alaram system albert: lets rob that bank

[@albertcashier6783]

Those guys are genius's 🤔

[@WeGoWalk]

This was read by an AI voice robot. The intonation, the cadence, the inflections that this voice made were all consistent with Artificial Intelligence reading the words. People, be careful of AI, it is getting really good at mimicking human speech.

[@Kidraver555]

Scripting movies could be viewed as artificial as well, so you have billions of people being influenced by artificial dialog, no wonder crazies are on the rise.

[@pauljam8197]

does ai breathe while speaking?

[@BlueBeeThemeMusic]

YOUR crit-is-ozm is NO-ted, Yuman.

[@kiwidiesel]

@Ken Fullman A.I can't match that humour 🤣

[@stephenlemi8107]

Wow 👌

[@machosvillas4621]

Love it!!!!! When the rich lose their money I rejoice

[@RobbersIQ]

You wouldn’t say this if you got stollen 😂😂😂

[@machosvillas4621]

@@RobbersIQ You don't know anything

[@Milkyway109]

So everyone in the bank is rich ???

[@Milkyway109]

You've obviously never worked for anything in your life , are you just a sponge ? 🧽

[@redfive5856]

I would begun to worry if I couldn’t get to my values. I’d hope the manufacture company could help.

[@philmann3476]

I remember when this happened, and the response of most people was admiration for their skill and daring. That and a bit of, "It's nice (sorry, "neese") to see the rich bastards take it in the shorts for a change." Rumor had it they brought food and wine with them (the were French, after all) and taped up assorted pornographic pictures and other embarrassing stuff they found in various boxes, along with identification of which box contained them. Not sure if that was true, but it should have been.

[@guymoinon3599]

Did you know that Spagiari's wife, was ask to pay income tax on the estimated share of a husband? Amount she did pay, because they were married under the "séparation des biens" clause. Which means that whatever you earn, buy, obtain by any means, is the property of one, not the couple.

[@dreamscapemaestro3732]

Has a movie been made based on this story? If not, it's a perfect story for a movie.

[@Iam_Samgul]

Money heist is relatable to this

[@wrxrob2589]

So this is where the idea for “the inside man” movie came from.

[@UtopiaBlue68]

Starring Denzel Washington, Jodie Foster, Clive Owen ... etc

[@coraianzsolt811]

Detailed and professional covarege of the events.👍👍👍

[@RobbersIQ]

Thanks for your comment 🙏