Gone in 60 Seconds...To China [#139]

Heist Podcast

Matt And Sie

Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 575 Ratings

🗓️ 13 October 2020

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

Today we cover one of the biggest car theft rings in US history. Ring leader Minjiang Yang ran a crew that stole $40 million in luxury cars in NYC and then had them shipped to China for a serious profit (double the ticket price.) Yang ruled his crew with an iron fist, and he was crazy careful with every step of the process...until he wasn't.

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0:00.0	You've probably seen the movie gone in 60 seconds.
0:03.6	But have you seen the movie gone to China in six weeks?
0:09.3	Heist!
0:12.9	Haist podcast.
0:16.1	Wow.
0:17.2	That was a winner.
0:18.7	That was a winner.
0:19.6	Hello, everybody. And welcome to another episode of Heist podcast, a true crime podcast without any of that silly, silly murder. I'm Simon.
0:28.3	You know, Matt. And this is episode 139, if you're keeping track at home. Matt, how you doing, man?
0:36.1	I'm doing good. A little crazy this week, so,
0:39.5	but I was lucky to find a really good episode. So I'm quite excited to cover something that
0:45.6	strange enough, we haven't yet. Yeah, totally. This is going to be super fun. Happy Canadian
0:51.0	Thanksgiving to all our Canadian listeners. And happy Canadian Thanksgiving to all our non-Canadian listeners.
0:55.8	Yeah, happy Thanksgiving.
0:56.7	You know, just spreading some Thanksgiving cheer.
0:59.0	But, you know, lots of stuff to get through in this episode, Matt.
1:02.5	Should we get into it?
1:03.4	Let's do it.
1:04.5	All right.
1:06.2	Heist in the news.
1:08.6	All right, this great piece of Heist News comes in from Ryan G. Shout out to Ryan G.
1:13.7	Articles from the Mercury News. Shout out to the Mercury News. We love that publication.
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