249 | A Bank Robber's Bunker

Best Case Worst Case

X-G Productions

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

4.1 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 1 October 2021

⏱️ 41 minutes

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The most prolific bank robber in history is no match for a persistent FBI agent.

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0:00.0	Hey listen, can you give us a hand?
0:04.8	We have this serial bank robber that's been just in our ass.
0:10.1	I said, how many jobs has he done?
0:12.2	He says at least 30.
0:17.3	That's his mode of software and I.
0:18.9	That's how he does things.
0:20.3	How many banks did he actually end up robbing?
0:37.2	Hello and welcome to best case worst cases.
0:39.5	Jim Clemente retired at the outprofile reform in New York City prosecutor and writer-producer
0:43.5	of CVS's Criminal Minds.
0:45.7	And with me today is...
0:47.7	Hi everybody.
0:48.7	I'm Nancy Hakes former state and federal prosecutor and senior producer on Fox's America's
0:54.3	most wanted Jim.
0:55.9	I am so excited and I know that our listeners and our Patreon subscribers are going to be
1:00.9	so excited to hear and see that as promised we have a returning guest.
1:07.0	And before we introduce him, can I just say on Facebook, on our Facebook page, people
1:13.0	said, oh my god, the last time you and Jim just sort of like argued about stuff.
1:18.0	And Ray barely got a chance to say anything.
1:19.9	So we're going to have him back.
1:20.9	Do you promise to have him back?
1:22.8	And I said, well not only will we have him back, but I'll make sure Jim is on his best
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