How to Rob a Bank
Fourteen banks are robbed in the US every day. These are the true stories of eight ordinary Americans who have committed some of these extraordinary crimes.
Episodes8
$17 Million and Change
Stuck in a dead-end job, David Ghantt decides to take destiny into his own hands. He steals over $17 million. In the process, he commits the second largest bank heist in US history.
$7 Million by Air
For Cuban exile Karls Monzon and his crew, stealing $7.4 million from Miami Airport is the easy part. As the gang spirals out of control, keeping the money proves far harder.
70k Lost in a Day
Bank manager Louis Early Jr becomes the inside man in a series of daring family run heists when he reunites with his long-lost, career-criminal father
Kangaroo Bandit
Former US marine Cain Dyer turns to a life of crime and becomes one of the most prolific bank robbers in American history
Math Bandit
Math teacher Mark Gurniak gets hooked on gambling websites after winning at a casino while on vacation. When his lucky streak ends, he turns to bank robbery to fuel his addiction.
Skinny Bandit
Richard Stanley loves tacos. But when he can't foot his food bill, he decides that enough is enough - and robs a bank. He quickly becomes one of San Diego's most notorious stick-up men.
The Fed Who Robbed the Bank
Former federal prosecutor and marine captain Andrew McKenna gets hooked on heroin. As his life falls apart, he goes on a six-week robbery spree in upstate New York.
90 Second Job
Christian rock musician and pro poker player Clay Turney funds his gambling with a nine-month-long bank-robbing spree before turning himself in