Stockholm Syndrome, a term you've probably heard before, but did you know it came from a very famous robbery?

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Hey, everybody! Welcome to another episode of Heist Podcast, episode 61. I'm Simon.

And I'm Matt.

And for those of you listening for the first time, this is a show all about, well, heists. Thank you for listening. How are you doing today, Matt? I'm doing great, Sight. How are you doing? I'm doing good. We got another great one after a fantastic one with Emily Alt House. Shout out. Oh my gosh. She was absolutely amazing. If you haven't listen to that pod yet, please go back and listen. She's magic on it. It was so much fun. Such a blast. But today, that's not to take anything away from today's podcast, right? We've got a really interesting podcast for today. We got a great one and we got someone exciting that we're going to be talking to on this one. Robert Boudreau. He is directed a movie called Stockholm, and it's based on this heist. And it's starring Ethan Hawk, Numi Rapace, and Mark Strong. And it just came out this week, and we got to see a special screening of it. I thought it was great. And it's funny. It's a good time. There's a great humanity to it. Yeah. And we were lucky enough to have Robert come on the show and through the magic of editing. He's going to be jumping in and out of this episode and filling in some blanks that we had about this heist. Really exciting stuff. I mean, it's always incredible when you find someone that's as interested in a story as we tend to be with all this heist. And I think

he crushed it with this movie. So it's going to be a lot of fun. We got a great episode. But first,

should we get into some heist news? Yeah, we're going to jump in some news and we're going to come

back with the featured heist. Let's do the heist news. Heist in the news. So, Matt, we got a bunch of heist news sent in this week.

And this first one comes in from Bangani or Banjani.

I apologize.

I already know I've butured that name.

But it comes from the Independent and it's Thief Wu's bank staff with chocolates.

Then steals diamonds worth 21 million euros.

Okay, interesting.

A thief has evaded one of the world's most expensive high-tech security systems and made off with 21 million euros worth of diamonds,

thank to a secret weapon rarely used on bank staff. Personal charm.

That's way too small town.

Hey, there's a bunch of high guys that is.

For 21 million euros.

Yeah.

And what may be the biggest robbery committed by one person,

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