The Department of Justice Prosecutor that Became a Serial Bank Robber [#179]

Heist Podcast

Matt And Sie

Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 575 Ratings

🗓️ 20 July 2021

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Captain Andrew McKenna was a DOJ prosecutor in Washington D.C. A few years later he was blasting 60 bags of Heroin a day and robbing banks to fuel his $300 a day habit. Don't do drugs kids.

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0:00.0	How do you go from a DOJ prosecutor to a serial bank robber?
0:05.7	Stay tuned to find out.
0:08.5	Spoir alert, it's drugs.
0:09.8	It's lots and lots of drugs.
0:12.6	Hoist!
0:16.4	Heist podcast.
0:19.6	Hello, everybody, and welcome to episode 179.
0:24.0	It's 179, eh?
0:25.4	That's crazy.
0:26.7	Of the true crime podcast without any of that murder you never want to see, unless
0:31.9	you love murder, heist podcast.
0:34.6	I'm Simon.
0:35.7	And I'm Matt.
0:36.9	Matt, how you doing today, man? I'm doing good, man.
0:39.6	Feeling good. I got to turn my AC unit off while we record this for sounding. It is very hot
0:46.1	in California today. You're going to see me slowly melt as we record this episode. I'm already
0:50.2	covered in sweat. I'm in Colorado, for those of you wondering why. It's also hot here,
0:54.7	but I'm in a wonderfully air-conditioned room, so I can't complain. But Matt, we got a crazy one today.
1:01.6	Got the story of a kind of a dark story arc of someone's life. But we also got some heist news,
1:08.6	too, man. Should we get into it? Let's do it. All right.
1:12.2	Heist in the news.
1:14.5	All right.
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