The Baron of Bank Robbery [#195]

Heist Podcast

Matt And Sie

Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 575 Ratings

🗓️ 16 November 2021

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

We hop into the time machine and cover Herman Lamm, a pioneer in the heist industry. Every heard of the term "Going on the Lamm" Yeah that's Herman, he invented it, he also kind of invented casing banks, mapping out getaways and timing the robbery. Point Break and many other heist films owe credit to Herman and his heisting ways. Check it out! HEEEIIISSSTT!

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0:00.0	Guns.
0:01.8	Money.
0:03.4	Silk shirts?
0:06.1	Heist podcast.
0:13.0	I feel like we really harmonized there.
0:15.0	That felt very in simpatico.
0:17.4	Hello, everybody.
0:18.9	Welcome to episode 195 of Heist Podcast, the True Crime Podcasts without any of the murder.
0:25.4	I'm Simon. And I'm Matt. Matt, how are you doing today, man? Doing good, man. Yeah, no complaints. Stoked in this episode. Love the feedback we got in the last episode. Everything's coming up heist.
0:38.3	Everything is coming up heist. It's a great time to be alive, a great time to be in the
0:42.4	heist business. But yeah, we got some heist news sent in as what tends to be pretty normal
0:49.1	now, which is by all of Heist Nation rather than us doing any digging ourselves. So thank you
0:53.4	very much.
0:55.5	Should we get into it?
0:56.8	Let's do it.
0:57.3	All right.
1:00.5	Hiice in the news.
1:04.3	All right, this first piece of news comes in from Graydon.
1:05.3	Shout out to Graydon.
1:07.9	It's from the CTV News.
1:08.9	Showout to Canada.
1:09.6	Woo!
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