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If you don't like laughing, crying, or being horrified at the actions of other humans,

this podcast is not for you. Hello everyone and welcome to season 4 episode 24 of Resolved mysteries.

This is the show where we rewatch, recap, and give you the latest updates to cases featured on the show Unsolved Mysteries. I'm Carlin and Allison. I'm

Eliza and welcome to our show. Each month for every review that we receive we

donate a dollar to a different nonprofit, and this month we are doing parent project muscular dystrophy, suggested by Instagram user by Felicia 92.

All right, so this is part two of our episode. What are we going to be covering in this part?

Oh, I have a robbery, the Vallejo armored car murders and robbery. It's weird that it's a robbery case because it's actually a

murder case. Yeah. Yeah. Kind of weird and then I have an amnesia case and it's the story of Sarah De Janeiro.

All right, let's do it. Let's do it. So Vallejo armored car murders, which is a robbery segment, but we'll find out how much robbing was actually done.

That is weird. I didn't really think about it.

Me neither until this moment.

So at 8.51 PM on November 13th, 1991.

A chilling call came into the Vallejo, California police.

Loomis drivers had pulled into a Loomis armored Incorporated warehouse.

Of course we still see Loomis armored cars,

still a company that's around.

And they saw a man that had been tied up on the floor. So normally drivers just drop off

the money collected on their runs at the warehouse for deposit in banks. Patrol

cars immediately came to the scene of what they believed was a robbery in progress at the warehouse. And as police made their approach, they saw that the security door of the main building was partially open and a bag of money lay near the entrance.

The officers moved cautiously, fearful that somewhere gunmen were still around on the property.

So once inside police discovered that this was not just a simple robbery.

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