Episode 314 - The Yankee Bandit

Hollywood Crime Scene

Rachel Fisher

True Crime, Comedy

4.7 • 4.5K Ratings

🗓️ 21 March 2024

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

In the 1980's he was LA's most active bank robber. How was he so good at it?

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0:00.0	Hello, welcome to Hollywood crime scene.
0:03.0	This is Rachel Fisher.
0:04.4	I'm sorry, I jumped the gun.
0:05.7	That's okay.
0:06.7	I forget all our different intros.
0:09.8	We got a few now.
0:11.6	You know what, they're slightly different.
0:13.7	Like we have, I would say the only major deviation is for mysteries and the Macabre.
0:20.8	Well that's a major, which is a, which is a Patreon-only show that has a voice. I do a special
0:26.8	voice for that intro. I'm Desi Jettiken. I forgot to say that. And it is time for our main episode.
0:36.0	Yeah, what do we got?
0:38.0	Well, this week we have a very exciting story.
0:42.0	I am, I have returned to a book I have used as this source in the
0:49.3	past. It's called where the Money is.
0:53.4	True Tales from the Bank Robbery Capital of the World
0:56.6	by William J. Redder and Gordon Dillo.
1:00.7	If you don't remember, I did a story from this book about the Whole and the Ground gang.
1:07.0	Right.
1:08.0	Well, wouldn't you know, there's other really crazy stories about Los Angeles bank jobs here.
1:17.0	Nice.
1:18.0	And that's what we're going to talk about today.
1:20.1	My other source is an article from a 2002 or 2003 issue of Gear magazine.
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