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On the 28th of February, 1997, Los Angeles police officers, Perello and Farrell were on

routine patrol driving along Laurel Canyon Boulevard, North Hollywood. As they were driving

past the Bank of America, they saw two large figures dressed in black clothing entering

the bank. Both were wearing ski masks. Both had body armor on and both were carrying large,

automatic assault rifles.

Before we get to the bank, we go back to 967. Larry Phillips Sr. was just one year

out of high school when he was sent to jail for grave discreation. A drunken prank where

he tried to dig up a grave and remove the head of a corpse. He was paroled in January

in 1968, but he's free to mainly last at three months. He was sent back to jail for robbing

a gas station. After just three months back in jail, he was transferred to Colorado State

Hospital, which was a psychiatric hospital.

The reason for the transfer there is unknown, but after 10 months, Larry Phillips Sr. had

done enough and he escaped. The date was the 18th of April 1969. A warrant was immediately

issued for his arrest. Once he escaped, Larry Sr. picked up his girlfriend Dorothy Clay.

Very little is known about Dorothy, but there are reports she herself had a criminal history

with previous jail time. Both Larry Sr. and Dorothy used many different aliases to avoid

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