Loomis Fargo Bank Robbery: $17 Million In Cash Stolen | Unperfect Crime | Absolute Documentaries

[@jameskeller3547]

I started crimes at age 14..I continued for over the next 7 yrs of my life in & out of county jail at age 18.. When I was 22 I went to prison..I have 3 felonies and 4 misdemeanors on my record.. I've served 16+ yrs for disorderly conduct, battery, aggravated battery, theft movable property, home invasion, robbery & 2nd degree reckless homicide..I'm here to tell anyone that any kind of crime you do regardless of what the circumstances you will eventually regret it..I've learned that nothing is worth more than freedom.. I've been out of prison for almost 7 yrs and haven't been back or committed any crimes..I completed my parole..I started my own small construction business 5 yrs ago & have 4 employees.. I speak at middle schools about my past, present and future..My advice is don't ever think that you will get away with a crime no matter what the crime is.. STOP & think before you do anything that will jeopardize your freedom..Think about everyone that you will hurt physically, mentally, and emotionally..I hope this message will help some of you or someone you know..🙏💯

[@joandavies1885]

God Bless You for staying out of trouble after what you have done. May your business prosper and be able to help your community 🙏

[@yvonnethomas5118]

🙏🏽💙🙏🏽

[@MarquishaFreeman6043]

@@joandavies1885 absolutely

[@rayen4185]

i know many cases where people have gotten away with their crimes regardless, it all depends on how you act ;)

[@patrickprendergast9589]

tell us more james

[@patton303]

You know when this guy narrates a documentary it’s gonna be a good one.

[@Designer-Jock]

Totally’ here’s my beginners guide but I’ll start at advance lvl so keep up ;)

[@RONALDRENFRO83]

SUSPENSE

[@amck72]

Lol yup 😂

[@tct84]

Bill Curtis

[@sexonsamillano2660]

Hahaha 100% agree

[@ionlycompetewiththewomaniw5429]

I love how this story is told...the first half from the FBI's perspective, and the second half from the perpetrators perspective.

[@48wallace]

After watching several of these heist documentaries I've come to the conclusion that the most difficult part of a heist of this magnitude is spending the money. And these knuckleheads were clueless.

[@leonardmutuiri7401]

honestly year.I feel the spendthrift part has set out most people in these bank heists.

[@frankgitonga8022]

Fact It seems, ones mind cannot fathom the magnitude of the cash

[@BurntMcgurnt]

Masterminds is the movie that was made from this story

[@NickMeisher]

And always involving new, untested girlfriends into the secret.

[@willcarlton3906]

Wow one of the best crime docu's I've ever seen. Keep uploading more like it!

[@pauladouglas9891]

I can't believe she left the Loomis money bands on the cash.

[@PopeyeSailor-wz7ew]

And took that money to the bank with the straps. 😁

[@naturalbornscorpio929]

Me neither. At that point in the investigation the investigators had nothing to link them therefore being frustrated I believe the Ef.Bee.Eye planted those to get the much needed wire taps. Without tapping those phone lines I dont see how they would've solved this case or by the time they got there next break it would've been after he was murdered and a good portion more of that money would've been spent & transfered to foriegn bank accounts. I also believe a few more people would've gotten whacked to cover rheir tracks.

[@PjDurkin-m9s]

She wasn't too bright 💡

[@hearmenow909]

Only a fool would hand over 17 million to a stranger and expect to see it again.

[@audolinamanquenahuel6193]

the way he talks is easy to tell that he is not a smart person he left his family for one kiss of the spider woman

[@17Helton]

He was a fool in "love" with an idea that this smoke buddy (Kelly) was his way out of a struggling marriage and money solves everything attitude.....big mistake. If one would use people they trusted they would be tied to the crime quicker--using a stranger makes it harder to tie together but there is no honor among thieves. This is why these attempts didn't happen more often.

[@FUNKACHELI]

He was weak person with little knowledge of the real life or people and hes lucky they didn't wack him right away bcs obviously they knew he was an easy mark

[@clickthis4000]

@@FUNKACHELI lol lol

[@tuabumopolo3238]

@@FUNKACHELI Yes.He was really lucky to live to tell the tale.

[@jimmyjimmyggful]

this is probably the first time I felt bad for a thief.

[@GigglewithFelix321]

Because of the white?

[@ryanjofre]

@@GigglewithFelix321 WTF….lol😂

[@frlouiegoad4087]

Dirt Wages! Drives people.

[@REI-20244]

I agree with you.

[@erlunkirton5640]

@@frlouiegoad4087 is JPTnnL's new phone call each

Can you imagine 17.3 million dollars in un-traceable cash in small bills? OMG!

[@rahla53]

I;ve been thinking how would you go about it? LOL

[@Man_546]

Live life normal. That’s it.

[@charlesc.6555]

@@rahla53 😅

[@joojoojuice]

This should be a movie. it's got suspense, drama, dark humor, betrayal. everything.

[@stevieray7829]

this is a movie they turned it into a comedy with zach galifcanucs

[@kylelevitt4578]

Its calles Masterminds

[@cardsfan-ym1bj]

And a great movie at thar,hilarious

[@tuabumopolo3238]

An actual movie was made from this story.

[@leapetswemoatlhodi4848]

So he got 30 grand out of 17 million.. 😮😮😂

[@normp3273]

A wise man once said there is no honor among thieves

[@charlesyoung9980]

I believe that was Jesus.

[@L_Brooks227]

I Agree 💯

[@charlesc.6555]

"........ but David Ghant wasn't in the vault. In fact, nothing was in the vault. Ghant had taken everything. " 😂

[@rahla53]

lol

[@JarrellMaughn]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@PinkyJujubean]

He even stole the doorknob. He was despicable

[@davidacevedo3501]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@madness03]

This poor fellow has to be the dumbest guy I ever seen I kind of feel sorry for him

[@mprattyh3]

Watch the movie about it. It's kind of a comedy

[@clickthis4000]

i said the same thing

[@foxtrot312]

There's a movie of this ??

[@jedidiahthompson1170]

@@foxtrot312 mastermind on hulu

[@veshawnspann8809]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂⬆️

[@marksworld1971]

I would never betray someone who hands me 17mil$. I’d have stayed low key for as long as it took, till the case turned cold. As for trusting Kelly, hey love makes you do stupid things. Gant I think he was naive and too trusting for his own good. Feel sad for the guy.

[@user-to9sl4fc2b]

I would be undercover....had no mates I'm a loner.. don't dress in gold...I just drifting from town to town.

[@kialljacobs8331]

Case turn cold takes years

[@amck72]

So they stole $17 million dollars yet borrowed a shovel from a neighbor ? 😂🤣

[@Matt-cr4vv]

Too busy dropping $600K in cash on a house to spend $20 on a shovel

[@amck72]

@@Matt-cr4vv lmao

[@Jeff-sp7bg]

It happens. My coworker inherited over 3 mill and he's always broke. Go figure

[@amck72]

@@Jeff-sp7bg dude these guys borrowed a shovel to bury some of the money they just stole, so they were not broke 😂🤣

[@PopeyeSailor-wz7ew]

​@@Jeff-sp7bgyeah but they had cash coming out their ears.

[@JohnSmith-ol2qu]

Imagine being the dude that called about the van and learning there were 3mil in cash in it lol. He could have picked the locks and had a nice little nest egg to retire with, then let someone else call it in and dispel suspicion. He would have been the one dude that could have gotten away clean if he had taken that abandoned cash.

[@BillyBobThornt0n]

A Sawzall or a cutting wheel would easily cut the shell of the van. However, getting caught and landing in prison would not be worth it. Greed is what gets you caught.

[@JohnSmith-ol2qu]

@Stephen E if you buried it you'd lose most of it then. Moisture is the enemy of cash and it will take more of the money than the IRS would.

[@nickytheyahoo_]

@@JohnSmith-ol2qu p-l-a-s-t-I-c b-a-g-s

[@bsfishing7073]

It’s interesting that maybe that did happen and that he only called in $3 million in that van left behind by the robbers🤔😏

[@allenh7835]

@@JohnSmith-ol2qu It definitely has to be done right, like the weed dealer who used coolers and covered them with a thick layer of some type epoxy. I heard of people using glass sealed jars and the bills rotted and fell apart.

[@prestoncheapbtheadphoneste3010]

This is a great, episode. I’ve watched , 3 times! 👍🏽

[@pheonyxjohnson5966]

The worst part is that he could have basically done it by himself. And she was an idiot for letting all of those people get involved especially since she didn’t know them. They were a gang of fools

[@rhuephus]

he wasn't smart enough ... he did it because he thought the girl "loved" him... Ha ha .. did he ever look in the mirror ???

[@cavidawilliams811]

Considering he left the tape with him actually stealing the money, he wouldn’t have gotten away for long.

[@alondradecas7575]

@@cavidawilliams811 but no one knew if he was forced by someone to do it

[@alondradecas7575]

@@rhuephus he's heart was nicer than yours

[@asdf3568]

Then how would he have gotten a fake passport?

[@KandMe1]

I watched this once before. The part with the humongous key ring is hilarious.

[@billolsen4360]

Looks like something The Three Stooges would be involved in

[@stevieray7829]

this is a movie it’s a comedy movie

[@TeddyGram1379]

Man 😅😅😅 I screamed at that key ring

[@DubbleG-s3e]

Why didn’t they just lock for the ford key

[@DubbleG-s3e]

Look

[@johnnywalker4857]

Dude stole 17 million and all he got out of it was spending money for a stressful trip to Mexico, a 7 year prison sentence, a divorce from his wife and a felony to carry around when he eventually got out.

[@Lavitticus]

The fact that the Chambers decided to stay in town and spend all that money

[@bmycy9132]

had enough time to leave the country lol

[@Lavitticus]

@@bmycy9132 at least move to another state 😂 still wouldn’t have been connected if the wife would’ve been careful with marked money😂

[@TexasRanchu]

Cmom, they lived in a trailer. Not surprised ..lol

[@schoc13]

@@TexasRanchu best comment yet!!

[@ayten3617]

Just sooooo stupid. I'd never go back to anywhere I'd ever been before.

[@williamparker232]

and now you know why Jimmy was adamant in goodfellas about no big purchases and then basically wacked everyone involved.

[@user-lu6yg3vk9z]

Jimmmy was smart others were idoits

[@carolineclancy9908]

Excellent documentary all details are very interesting and show how a heist falls apart. Greed.

[@lgndnhswnmnd]

Thanks for this post! Grateful for KZbin!

[@karkule5919]

The more people that's involved the faster you get caught.

[@hellsbells5389]

How have I never heard of this???? Wow!!!Good documentary

[@joshpainter4543]

Heist $17 million then go to a bank with a briefcase full of 20’s asking how much you can deposit before filling out paperwork… beautiful 🤣

[@Lucas.stalcup]

I'm from Murphy North Carolina

[@norwardblount2659]

Gant should have taken the money by himself If you do the crime you have to do the time.

[@jose78qro]

im from Cherokee nc.

[@glockboyzz7596]

Stupid people doing stupid things

[@mikelee9516]

🤫🤫🤫🤫 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@fletchernorwood445]

"There's no honor amongst thieves"

[@debbielove9102]

That was a very moving story, one of the best on you tube.

[@kena1283]

Most important advice is don’t do the crime because you end up paying for it in the long run. Nothing is free and everything comes with a price tag especially our freedom.

[@wildestcowboy2668]

Good advice Ken, sounds like you learned your lesson....

[@kena1283]

@@wildestcowboy2668 Me??? I learned my lesson??

[@wildestcowboy2668]

@@kena1283 With that first statement I'd say you probably have a huge skeleton in your closet.

[@Machead92]

I cant believe David Gant NEVER once thought to himself that giving a stranger 17 million dollars was a good idea!?!?!

[@fletchernorwood445]

Exactly!!

[@mtguy234]

And never buy your sisters breast implants. Ever. Even if you didn't rob a bank

[@ajb4180]

Iu

[@FUNKACHELI]

A real idiot , should have gotten a gun and stayed with the money no matter what but he was weak and had pathetic plan . Most serious crooks would have capped his A## from get go and taken all the money

[@jerryparks6123]

You mean Bad Idea ,why do ppl say the opposite of what they mean? !

[@babakgholian3467]

I had seen this before !!! The beautiful thing is that the fbi saved David's life

[@tuabumopolo3238]

Yeah! The govmint saved his life.Then he would revert to voting for government bashing politicians.

[@GotoHere]

The attorney pleaded not guilty. Sums up the moral conviction of all attorneys.

[@Matt-cr4vv]

What an ignorant generalization.

[@TeddyGram1379]

Whyyyyyyyy would she keep going to the bank with all that money and with loomis tag just BRILLIANT 😅

[@alondradecas7575]

That's way stupid

[@johnj8514]

When you google the story, you get different versions. How could you miss Steve Chambers being a known FBI informant when he was arrested ? Certainly explains his light sentence.

[@tuabumopolo3238]

How do you know that ?

[@gs033086]

@@tuabumopolo3238 probably from court tv

[@shemmy95]

The video covers it. After he was arrested, he ratted everyone out and became an informant.

[@Kathy-20J-73]

amazing. Kelly started this ball rolling... and got the lightest sentence...😲 Careful guys 😊

[@topgrain]

They all got white sentences.

[@CaptureLife]

She was a manipulative mastermind and should have equally been charged for trying to have him killed.

[@grantp4022]

@@topgrain If they were blacks - 25 years to life.

[@dustyflair]

The real crime is the FBI broke into the vault with a HARBOR FREIGHT drill....

[@anthonezcarsona4319]

This should have been an episode of worlds dumbest criminals🤣

[@christopherlambert734]

The only thing that would make these lil vids better is more ads . I love how they play them like every 4 mins and it's the same one. Makes the watching experience top notch.

[@hectornegron9155]

Imagine someone being a millionaire but couldn't buy a shovel at a hardware store, instead borrowing one from a neighbor.

[@masterofnone11]

Don't spend any money for at least a year...and definitely don't buy a house next to snoopy rich Karen's 🤣

[@tomaseriksson3358]

And do not trust your bf 😅

[@gunjos7375]

@@tomaseriksson3358 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@vibewithtisha5497]

@@tomaseriksson3358 a!

[@yellowdayz1800]

They will still likely find you...

[@anthemmakersmusic]

Smh it's not worth it!

[@lowlifeminitrucker6910]

You absolutely can't trust ANYONE when it comes to this kind thing. No witnesses, no partners. Almost was smart enough, this goes to show it could be done.

[@peopleschamp3223]

So you gonna apply for brinks LOL!

[@mr.onehundon2946]

He was an idiot for even coming up with the dumb plan to only take 30k out of 17 mill 😂😂😂

[@LateNightRewrites]

Username checks out 😆 🤣 but fr this low key gives me hope

[@harrybriscoe7948]

It seems 95% of these video crimes are cracked because some one talked

[@ariefraiser140]

Greed always gets them.

[@MobstersInc]

Great documentary 💯 🍿

[@franksmith8054]

meanwhile politicians steal billions and billions of dollars and the FBI "crickets"

[@attiepollard7847]

Take it up with your local congressman when election year comes around

[@ChrisCAGE2231]

Agreed!

[@thepitpatrol]

​@attiepollard7847 yes sir. We should vote them all out

[@bantuandproud8456]

Facts

[@crazypeoplearoundtheworld304]

This parroted comment is one of the just worthless and ignorant ways of thinking? Should this thief be justified in hurting people and stealing because people with low moral scruples are in Washington? Who cares? I don't want to be a scumbag and no one ought to feel justified in the same.

[@briang.valentine4311]

At the end, Ghantt says "Would I do it again? Yeah."" Meaning he is unemployable forever. The stupidest thing I have ever heard.

[@billolsen4360]

You expected the boy to get brains all of a sudden?

[@theshadow3103]

Yea, I can’t believe he said they, 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@lpr5269]

He works in construction and makes pretty good money now and they really don't care about what he did. Sorry to disappoint you.

[@CapitalCityService]

_Rich..... for a wee while 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏻👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿_

[@charlesrhoads399]

All they had to do is live as they normally lived for a yr or two. Pay off any outstanding debts ,credit cards and such. The weight of life’s expenses would not depend on a pay check. If the credit cards were payed off then buy a new or just newer car but stay under the radar.

[@rooseveltsmith6963]

He was going to jail regaudless

[@Frosty98206]

Problem with that is Those that are in Debt what's 1st thing they do once got Big Chunk of Change they Start Spending they Buy Fancy Watch/Jewerly, Brand New Car,House in a Upstanding Neighborhood the Money goes to their head & any Rational thinking goes out by the Wayside.

[@jays9781]

@@Frosty98206 if they moved to bigger city like new york or La they would be fine they living in such a small town and spending money like water they are asking for trouble....

[@schoc13]

oh you’ve got down, huh??

[@schoc13]

@@jays9781 they were dum hicks, they couldn’t think like that

[@millieatr]

I've never seen a guy steal that much money that seemed so much like just the every day guy that might live next door

[@terrortorn]

"Here's the keys", hands him 200 keys and he didn't think to ask him which one. It's like a Monty Python sketch

[@TheRytchusOne]

"You can't give rednecks money." - Jeff Foxworthy

[@mickharrison9004]

Not that it will ever make a difference, but these days because of greed and tight with pay ,many people work full time and still not have a life you'd think there would be more of this .

[@ayten3617]

It's wild!!! The state I live in, minimum wage is like $7

[@BarberBobDetecting]

Have to wonder if any of them were able to successfully hide any of the money to be retrieved after they got out.

[@trooper40below]

And I bet the FBI and police will still watch him for a while if they were to get parole or something

[@purebloodheretic4682]

The Biggest Crime was Leaving 3 Mill in the Back of the Van! 🤨

[@ruelandrade5185]

If i find that van i wouldnt call it in loldwl

[@bgramirez966]

The Chambers gave themselves away by spending cash on extravagant buys, and also by trying to deposit cash with the Loomis bands still on 😂

[@tammy5654]

There's NO WAY that I, as the only person being recorded stealing all of that money, would ever have to call ANYONE to ask for money. I would have taken my cut BEFORE anybody else got a thin dime. Although Ghantt didn't realize he was being recorded, he's the very first person the police will pursue, and he knows this. There's no way I have to ask my co-conspirators for a damn thing. Great case. I enjoy watching all documentaries on this case but this one is my absolute favorite. 👍

[@derekbaker777]

Imagine stumbling upon a van in the woods with $3 million of untraceable cash in the back.

[@steveredman2439]

Hubba hubba

[@TheGloryHole16]

And not being able to get into it… 😩

[@derekbaker777]

@@TheGloryHole16: Oh, I'd get into it one way or another even if it meant taking a torch and sledge hammer to the windows.

[@bsfishing7073]

What what money talking about there was no money left in here😂

[@30anvz28]

@@derekbaker777 exactly. If I find a van in the woods with $3mil I assure you getting into it is the least of my concerns.

[@terriecotham1567]

Greed helps no one.

[@harvacious1625]

Wasn’t that greed, he barely had anything.

[@terriecotham1567]

@@harvacious1625 Was talking about the others who could have lived a good life with just part of the money. But they were. to goof to do the right thing as they say Had they made sure he got his part and not lived like fools they possibly would have had it made. but now they have zero, But they would still have to worry for the FBI would have never stopped looking for him or the cash. It's possible he may not have ever told on them if the FBI did find him. If they had done the right by him

[@glennwall552]

Trump seem to be doing; ok!

[@ThumperG]

@@harvacious1625 maybe you weren’t paying attention. The reason they got caught is because the Chambers were greedy and refused to pay him.

[@guy4469]

1990 a security company in the UK ,Every morning you had to hand in your keys and wallet change ,You were only allowed a flaskof coffee or tea , and clear small sandwich box . Every day at 4 pm the vans pulled over off the road ,The staff and drivers in the van unscrewed the bottom of the flask and they put £80 pound in coins each in their flasks .Then they finished work and went home with £80 a day x 5 or 6 days every day for years .edited, you took of 1 sock and stuffed it in the bottom of the flask for rattles ,then you would see staff leaving with one sock on .but everyone was at it .

[@shanefraser7764]

Rad 🤘😁

[@JustinLietz]

80 a day is really not worth it lol

[@guy4469]

@@JustinLietz £80 a day was x6 days in 1989 was megga money

[@guy4469]

@@JustinLietz a wage was £168 a week

[@ysad2768]

@@JustinLietz there are people in the US today that do not make $80 a day even if they work an 8hr day.

[@jacksonmarshallkramer5087]

Every time I hear this guy's voice, I think of A HAUNTING IN GEORGIA. I'm a 55 yr old former deputy sheriff, and that is one show that gave me the creeps so bad that it was 20 yrs ago and still a no re-watch episode.

[@louispatino7964]

If you recently watched this documentary you have also realized that these people (The Loomis Gang) are all free today and have assumed new identities to reassemble in other parts of the country to commit new crimes at their leisure. The Federal courts in NC only gave Gant 6 years for stealing over $17 million dollars. That is a ridiculously light sentence for the crime committed.

[@lynn5050]

In the UK you'd get a longer sentence for this, than for worse crimes. It's only money!

[@fuseinaalhassanbanda6230]

5yuuu0y7i0

[@rosemarierubano5894]

And ...they were all in Federal Prison. A piece of cake compared to "regular" prison. So I've heard .

[@tonym994]

that shocked me. but w/ out the losers he got involved w/,the FBI probably recognized that he, on his own may never have become a thief. if he got 50 years tho, he might not be so cavalier. and as far as his cohorts committing new crimes ,they were way too stupid to get away w/ them.

[@reggieb5471]

Not true he actually helped with the movie

[@marjavainio6761]

I remember this one. It came out of tv in USA while I lived there...

[@frankgutierrez6016]

43:46 They feared getting to close. They were parked in his front yard.

[@momolacoste874]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TeddyGram1379]

I swear 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@Bhamloud47]

You realize that’s not actual footage lol. This is a dramatization.

[@frankgutierrez6016]

@@Bhamloud47 Yes I know.

[@mickharrison9004]

Don't tell me some quick witted cops would never grab a couple of them money bundles ,and have it away if they found some whilst alone .

[@andreahathaway3730]

Korect

[@mickharrison9004]

@@andreahathaway3730 💯👍

[@romeobolosan9187]

Stayed 10 days last year. Such a beautiful place. Wishing for their safety and recovery.

[@brielledrennon]

It never ceases to amaze me how people will commit a crime and start flaunting money out of nowhere. How dumb can you be???

[@ericwilliams1721]

No amount of money is worth your freedom his wife never had a chance with him.. imagine the shock ..

[@kevinyounger2771]

And he never spent any money on his family.

[@OdinMan64]

I’d love to see the robber get away with stealing any bankers money 💰 hahaha 🤣

[@internetcensure5849]

You are not the only one.

[@theshadow3103]

You show how much of a simpleton you are with statements like this.

[@qlth3620]

$17 million but he got less than $100,000?

[@yabo2424]

David, was a lonely soul that just wanted to be loved. He was extremely naive and stupid to believe that this would bring him happiness. I actually feel sorry for him . He seems like a genuinely good ole boy..I wish him the very best .

[@anthemmakersmusic]

Well said, he fell to greed!

[@markmorales573]

agree

[@topgrain]

Yeah. And interviewed here, the "lonely soul" said now that he understands the system, he'd like to try such a crime again.

[@allenh7835]

Not a psychopath like Chambers, but those who cross that line just reveal their true character. If he's convinced he can steal and get away with it, he will steal. Fear of being caught is the only reason, not stealing is wrong. That's any thief. He didn't steal for need, only greed.

[@stefanpigford6088]

YEAH.... DON'T KNOW ABOUT THE ...LOVE PART....

[@Nemesis04208]

Man this dude David got wrapped up in something way bigger than he was, he is lucky they didn’t kill him right away…..damn lucky

[@slabbusterrtr7690]

Smart enough to get away with the cash but not smart enough to spend it they always get caught blabbering lips sink ships

[@Autumn-Mist]

lol Thanks 4 my laugh 4 the day. You should do stand\up

[@terhgasabeha9552]

With 17 million dollar in their hand. they and up opening old furniture store.

[@Autumn-Mist]

@@terhgasabeha9552 lol. U r so right. I can't help but laugh. The man Steve is so obviously stupid, I can only attribute it 2 inbreeding.

[@Rzo139]

Seems like the wife was the one who ratted them out. Spending it like it was nothing and without a care. Then asking questions to the bank that aroused suspicion. If they had killed her off then they would've gotten away with it.

[@lizgabriel4088]

I love this episode

[@luckyc336]

I wish he got away with it all by himself. I kind of like him haha

[@Autumn-Mist]

I have 2 agree. I think he is a likable rogue, but I am sorry 4 his 1st wife. I hope she landed on her feet.

[@quay2xuntouchable816]

Ong

[@melissabagshaw6791]

Shame he dint get on a sailboat and be gone. to

[@richardtibbetts574]

Yeah, I’m tired of waiting for the good life too.

[@dankongwang775]

Yeah man

[@z9944x]

Great documentary ! The reenactment always keep us intrigue on whats next

[@RodGahadzikwa-r3t]

good on you James , what a pleasure to define that freedom is much greater than evil , God bless you

[@CjTheRT]

I wonder if they actually would give out the 500k reward

[@sonnycortez7013]

Another story of a symp letting a woman controll him and ending up in jail. My God he kissed her once and now he's in love and will do anything for her. He got played like a Hungarian Stratovarious.

[@lenledwidge5367]

If I was to commit a crime, I would tell no one and I alone would be involved to do this dastardly deed AND THEN i WOKE UP

[@LessWordsMoreMusic]

Wow!! I just randomly clicked on this and I've been living in Charlotte since 2001. Great documentary. Lol the people from Gaston County definitely fit the description 100% wow she only got 5 years? And he did all the work and got what?... 50k out of the 17m?

[@charlesdunbar1213]

Great documentary!!! The sad part was that David Gant didn’t even spend a lot of it. His friends was running up a check!! Dude say he was an ex Dallas cowboy player😂😂. Must of been worth it bc he said he would do it again. Respect!!!!!!

[@allenh7835]

He was a rat for the feds before and after the robbery.

[@billolsen4360]

Imagine ADMITTING you were an ex Dallas cowboy player.

[@IVANMONSTER69]

​@@billolsen4360did not expect that one😂or a Denver broncos.

[@alexcorrea4828]

David Gant should have took enough money where he didn't have to deal with these dummies

[@bsfishing7073]

Oh come on he was in the van all you have to do is keep driving

[@internetcensure5849]

"should have took"?

[@tuabumopolo3238]

@@internetcensure5849 Pardon the MAGA crowd.

[@TrumpWon45-47]

@@tuabumopolo3238Ultra MAGA Trump 2024 👍☝️

[@Joe-ly3si]

Interesting sentencing. The man who actually committed the crime to begin with, and the woman who orchestrated it, and the communications between the parties, got the lightest sentences. The couple who spent the money got hit the hardest lol.

[@curtsiekert]

I think they determined that those people got used by the Chambers.

[@abduldiallo6058]

Yea because they actually planned to kill him that’s why they got more time. It’s call conspiracy to commit murder

[@brendamorales9612]

@@curtsiekert ]]pp

[@tricktaylor]

id imagine, im 2 minutes in btw, that they determined those who spent the money had the most power in planning the robbery or they wouldnt have ended up with the ability to spend the money...thanks for the spoiler alert

[@rhuephus]

THEY had most of the cash

[@luke125]

This same voiceover guy did “I Almost Got Away With It” and still does “A Haunting”.

[@bigrod359]

Love these old shows with this narrator

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

I would have gotten caught right when I saw the police car on the road. I'd be so nervous I'd forget to stop at a stop sign or something.

[@martinpriestman5395]

Great show

[@williamespinosa9094]

Gant couldn't dissappear and start a new life unless he killed the other two.

[@OfficerLarryNMSE]

A lot of people think that's the easiest way to "The Good Life". But it's not, you'll always be looking over your shoulder, waiting, wondering if today's the day that they're going to find you. In the end, you'll never really be able to enjoy your ill gotten gains...

[@MrReds4eva]

Tell that to Pelosi

[@professorpauls7362]

@@MrReds4eva amazing how the fbi has selective enforcement . the clintons and their phony foundation, the biden crime family- money laundering, tax evasion, national security threat , hunter lying on form 4473 purchasing a gun as a known drug addict. neil and barbara bush selling their stock in enron after being warned by kenneth leigh. some criminals are protected. no indictments, no convictions, no prison ! nothing will come about all involved with epstein and is pedo island . the justice system is a joke ! 🧐🤔🤑🤫

[@ThePeacePlant]

If you flee the country I think you can make it and never worry. Just don't live a life that will put you through the legal system in the country you fled to

[@massivepump3059]

I’ll gotten gains? You mean a banks SOP?

[@trooper40below]

@@MrReds4eva Tell that to Trump.

[@tylernathan7985]

That FBI agent is a stone cold liar! This case was one of the easiest cases they’ve ever investigated!!

[@billolsen4360]

Are you saying we should mistrust an employee of the Federal Government?! I'm shocked. SHOCKED!

[@gregmccarter2176]

The name fbi is a scary word..not to be trusted

[@frankdenardo8684]

To shut them down. You tell them, "I got the money from a relative who kicked the bucket 🪣." Case closed.

[@IVANMONSTER69]

​@@frankdenardo8684did u see the movie its a comedy that 🧔 dude from the hangover. 😊

[@BrianWaller-qe7gr]

This was back when the fbi wasn’t corrupt. Now it’s the most corrupt government agency on earth

[@A.C.C13]

“Would I do it again?” “Yup”🤣🤣🤣

[@jeremystark3350]

This show was how good TV was in the late 1980s & 1990s. Used to play back to back on A&E Ithink. .

[@artmchugh5644]

Now we have " THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF STUPID" this and the modern "MUSIC "????? 😁😁😁😁😁😆😆😀😀

[@rahla53]

A cleaning lady I knew at the Miami airport found a bag with drug money, she did not keep it, she gave it to the Police, :>(

[@jackbutterfly301]

You know the guy cutting grass took some for himself 🤣

[@Junbugg777]

For sure lol

[@RK-eo8gl]

😂 It is considered a finders fee. 😂

[@dorissykes8469]

"If I take $1 I have to take it all" .... and ended up with nothing, same as before the heist 🤣🤣🤣

[@johnmeoff]

my rule of thumb NEVER TRUST A WOMAN not even your wife money changes people

[@coconutmarlonmichael61]

Keep sharing your experience love ya

[@w96725]

So this fella says if given the chance "I would do it again?" HE'S STILL A CRIMINAL! He should still be in prison!

[@decoren45]

We know how the story ends but I always root for the robbers. 🤷

[@yoomamahouse2x668]

Facts me too

[@correctingirresponsiblefin3096]

The spending, triggered their downfall. He could have done the heist by himself. The more involved the greater the chance of getting caught. A once in a lifetime chance blown by stupidity and trusting the wrong people and Kelly

[@mroberts4847]

Guy that found the van wow. I would have looked in the van myself before calling

[@tuabumopolo3238]

Then you would have left your finger prints on the van and became a suspect yourself.

[@Dondada561]

@@tuabumopolo3238 obviously I would of known it was dirty money seeing all that cash would of broke the glass and took everything it’s easy breaking in a car van etc and not leave finger prints

[@jamesbradley4407]

This is exactly what happens when you put trust into the wrong people along with being greedy money& friendships don't go together....great idea but terrible strategy and the wrong people involved🤦

[@manctube2024]

Great video...... Many Thanks......