Australia's First Bank Heist Ever! [108]

Heist Podcast

Matt And Sie

Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 575 Ratings

🗓️ 10 March 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Save on labor costs by getting a bunch of prisoners to build your new fancy pants bank? What could go wrong? Find out on this episode of Heist where we cover Australia's first ever bank heist. Possibly its biggest. Come for the heist but stick about for the mini history lesson about early colonial Australia and what it was like to be a prisoner sent there from England. Spoiler alert, not very fun.

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0:00.0	That's not a heist.
0:01.9	This is a heist.
0:03.8	Heist.
0:08.0	Hello, everybody.
0:13.7	Welcome to the Heist podcast, the true crime podcast without the murder, episode 108.
0:19.5	I'm Simon.
0:20.5	And I'm Matt. And Matt, I have a question for you. Yeah. Have we done that tease 108. I'm Simon. And I'm Matt.
0:21.3	And Matt, I have a question for you.
0:22.8	Yeah.
0:23.2	Have we done that tease before?
0:24.5	It feels familiar.
0:25.7	I feel like it's just like a very first thought thing when you're doing an Australian heist.
0:29.9	Yeah.
0:30.5	And heist and knife sounds so familiar.
0:32.4	They do.
0:33.0	I know.
0:33.6	If anyone else has heard that, I didn't tell us we've done that before.
0:36.3	Welcome to another episode, a great episode, a featured heist sent in from a listener from
0:42.3	Australia.
0:43.3	Again, one of those examples of Heist Nation kind of saving our lives and finding something
0:47.5	that we would have never found on our own.
0:49.6	Yeah, especially outside of North America, those are the stuff we love hearing about.
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