What's most impressive to me is that these two women managed to spend at least $35,000 in two days.

They timed it just after the armored car dropped off the cache.

So they knew what the schedule was for the bank.

Hello and welcome to the best case worst case. This is Jim Clement to be tired of be out

profiler former New York City prosecutor and writer producer CBS's Criminal Minds. And with me today is...

Hi everybody, it's francey hakes, former state and federal prosecutor and Jim's partner in crime.

So to speak here on best case worst case, Jim, I am so excited today because once again,

I get to put you on the hot seat about a case from the Jim Clementy case files.

Well, it's great to be back together again and apart at the same time, francey.

Yes, always glad to see you, James. I like it when we're together. Being able to use this video

equipment now made it much better for us to record. So let's get to it. Let's get started. Let's talk

about a case from your files. I know that best case worst case listeners are going to love.

Yeah, I have a case I want to talk to you about. And yeah, it occurred very early in my FBI career.

In fact, in the first couple of weeks when I was on the FBI NYPD joint bank robbery task force

in the New York office of the FBI. And I was, you know, a young former prosecutor,

young FBI agent, I think I was 27 years old. And I really wanted to work hard.

And don't forget the mustache, Jim, you have to describe yourself adequately here.

I have some photos from that time and you had a mustache.

I may have had a mustache and it may have been a 70s born stash. I don't know. But

and I was wearing big suits because I was trying to cover the fact that I was carrying a gun.

And I basically took the subway into work every day if I could because I hated driving

from the Upper West Side down all the way down to 26 federal plaza in New York. It took me

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