In September 2008, one of the strangest and most daring ice in recent memory took place in the small town of Monroe, Washington.

What set this apart was the amount of planning.

There was a disguise, Craigslist hired decoys,

and an escape that still, to this day, hard to believe.

So you get a call over the radio? Yes. Do you remember what was said? That he was floating down the river in a interview. The media jumped on the story. When the criminal got a nickname, D.B. Tuber, it went viral worldwide.

There was only one problem.

It wasn't the real story of what happened.

I am infamous because of the armored car robbery in 2008.

One man, a former local high school football star, would be convicted of the robbery.

I always thought about him as a football player. He's calling routes like he was trying

answers and paid everything. He would get all of the fame and notoriety, but he would also suffer the consequences alone.

I was sentenced to six years in prison.

I didn't believe I'd ever get out of there.

One man took the fall, but was he the only one responsible?

And actually even now I don't quite know. I know that there were other people involved.

We set out to report a story about a man escaping a robbery in an inner tube.

What we found was so much more.

Why do you think the story changed?

Maybe they wanted it to be more romantic.

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