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Welcome to True Crime to Go. What can I get for you?

In the words of the guy I'm in the monopoly cover, go directly to jail, do not pass

go, do not collect $200.

Pull up to the second window and we'll see you next crime.

Welcome to true crime to Go. I am John. Here is always with Jamie. Buddy, happy Friday. We made it.

We did. This is a Friday, our second Friday episode of the new year and I was in the mood for something

light this week.

So I hope you enjoy the monopoly reference.

I hope 2024 is going great for you and yours.

It's going well for Jamie and I and our families.

So Jamie, once you get the ball rolling.

Yeah, so today's episode is really about desperation

and bad decisions.

We're going to talk about a guy named Anthony Miller

and he turned to robbery to escape, let's just say his situation.

In 2007 Miller walked into Yefroda Bank, not for wealth, not as a way to get more money, Jamie, he walked in there

as a way to get out of an abusive relationship.

And I know that sounds crazy, but Miller openly admitted during his sentencing

that he committed the crime to flee his wife's torment. He walked into this

bank with a BB gun in his hand. He walked up, told them he wanted the money and said,

call the police. So he essentially walked up to the teller, said, this is robbery,

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