Willy Sutton [120]

Heist Podcast

Matt And Sie

Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 575 Ratings

🗓️ 2 June 2020

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Today we tell the tale of Wille Sutton, a bad boy criminal folk hero from the early 1900s. He was known for the crazy amount of bank robberies he pulled off and the fact that he executing them with very little violence (for the time.)

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0:00.0	Why do I rob banks?
0:01.9	Because that's where the money is.
0:04.2	Heyst.
0:08.2	Hiast podcast.
0:11.2	Hello everybody.
0:12.6	Welcome to episode 120 of Heist podcast.
0:15.4	I'm Simon.
0:16.3	And I'm Matt.
0:17.3	And this is the true crime podcast without any of the murder.
0:21.2	A little bit teeny teeny little bit of murder today, but nothing too much to worry about.
0:26.2	Matt, how are you doing today, man?
0:28.6	Doing good.
0:30.0	Good.
0:30.2	Episode 120.
0:31.3	That's a wild time.
0:32.9	We've been making a lot of these, so that's crazy.
0:35.3	The things keep going, man.
0:36.7	And we keep finding new important people from history to tell their stories. So that's crazy. The things keep going, man. And we keep finding new important
0:38.3	people from history to tell their stories of. It's a, it's a great thing. It's a great thing. Well, it's not a great thing. I guess it means there's been a lot of robbery. But, you know. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. It's like when you get older, like I feel like the first 25 episodes feel like they took a year to make
0:54.0	and then like we just blasted through 100.
0:56.1	Yeah.
0:57.0	Like past the 100.
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