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  2. Heist : The True Story of Lightning Lee Murray and The World's Biggest Cash Robbery

Heist : the true story of Lightning Lee Murray and the world's biggest cash robbery

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  • Author: Sounes, Howard
    Summary:

    A detail-driven account of how a gang of criminal misfits pulled off the world's biggest cash robbery – From the bestselling author of true crime classic Fred & Rose. The target was a regional counting house for the Bank of England, a fortified concrete bunker located within a triangle of police stations, one only three hundred yards away. When former UFC cage fighter Lightning Lee Murray discovered that this cash centre held hundreds of millions of pounds, he assembled a team of mates including a mechanic, a roofer, and a used car dealer. A hairdresser made disguises for the men so they could pass off as police officers. In an Ocean's Eleven-style robbery, the gang succeeded in hauling away a lorry-load of cash – a staggering £53 million (worth

    Genre: True crime stories
    Original Publisher: [United States] , Open Road Media
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    9781504084277

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A detail-driven account of how a gang of criminal misfits pulled off the world's biggest cash robbery – From the bestselling author of true crime classic Fred & Rose. The target was a regional counting house for the Bank of England, a fortified concrete bunker located within a triangle of police stations, one only three hundred yards away. When former UFC cage fighter Lightning Lee Murray discovered that this cash centre held hundreds of millions of pounds, he assembled a team of mates including a mechanic, a roofer, and a used car dealer. A hairdresser made disguises for the men so they could pass off as police officers. In an Ocean's Eleven-style robbery, the gang succeeded in hauling away a lorry-load of cash – a staggering £53 million (worth

Genre
True crime stories
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[United States]

Open Road Media

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