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May 3, 2021 45 min

The Brinks Bank Robbery - Sam Millar - Part 2

from The Andy Rowe Show

Rolling Stone magazine once said if Sam Millar's life was fiction, it would be a thriller. After 8 years in prison, Sam travels to New York to start a new life away from the troubles of Northern Ireland. After initially working in a casino, Sam goes on to mastermind and pull off one of the biggest bank robberies in US history, involving the FBI, a dodgy priest, and even the President of the United States, Bill Clinton. Sam gives us the full story about how it happened, how he initially got away with it, and how he eventually got caught and ended up in prison. Hope you enjoy the episode.

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