When criminals pull off risky armored truck heists that net them millions of dollars in

a single take, that's the easy part.

At least according to FBI agents we've consulted for this show, it's a shocking notion because

most of us probably imagine the hard part is planning the robbery.

Coordinating when and how to hold up an armored truck that's usually driving smack dab

in the middle of busy streets.

The most difficult part of these kinds of robberies is living with the cash immediately

after the fact.

FBI experts say when you steal millions of dollars you can't spend it all at once or

just go put it in your bank account without raising red flags.

More often than not, the money becomes a burden if it's all in one place.

So most perpetrators hide it in various places.

But stashing it here and there presents another problem.

You have to go back and forth to retrieve the cash without anyone around you noticing

because if you're caught with it, it's goodbye to your sweet life of flying under authorities

radar.

The FBI says figuring out what to do with millions of dollars you're not used to having

is a lot harder than people imagine.

Where to put the money and what to do with it becomes exponentially more challenging when

a crew of people are involved in a robbery.

In each of them takes a different approach to how they spend or hide their cut.

This is armored, the untold stories of murder, man, and million dollar heists.

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