The Postcard Bandit - Part 2 [#123]

Heist Podcast

Matt And Sie

Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 575 Ratings

🗓️ 23 June 2020

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Today we picking up where we left off. Part two of the wild tale of Australia's infamous bank robber The Postcard Bandit. This time we pick up after The Postcard Bandit's jail-break from Fremantle prison and follow him on one of the most prolific robbery sprees we may ever covered, as well as a second jail-break that makes the first look like sneaking out of your parents house to go to a party. HEEEIISSST!

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0:00.0	Last week, we told you about the crazy story and jailbreak of the postcard bandit.
0:06.1	Today, we're continuing the story, and things are about to get even crazier.
0:11.9	Heist!
0:15.8	Hiast podcast!
0:18.9	Hello, everybody, and welcome to episode 123 of Heist Podcast, the True Crime Podcasts
0:25.2	Without the Murder.
0:26.5	I'm Simon.
0:27.6	And I'm Matt.
0:28.7	And thank you so much for joining us.
0:31.0	We are so excited for this episode because I think it's fair to say, Matt, like the
0:36.0	postcard band, it's an incredible character.
0:38.2	And the first episode was a little bit like doing the background homework.
0:44.6	Because this is the thing where things just get set off.
0:48.2	Yeah, we kind of ended off before he really got into his own, as you could say.
0:53.6	He really discovered who he was.
0:55.3	Yeah.
0:55.8	But this is really exciting.
0:57.3	We're super stoked.
0:58.3	This is going to be an awesome episode.
1:00.4	Ah, let's just get into it.
1:01.6	Sound good, Matt?
1:02.3	Let's do some heist news.
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