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★ Heists: UK

This is my town.  The pride of Essex.  Twinned with Shitville, Luxembourg.  Essex Heist 2017 starring Georgia Annable & Richard Carter & Adam Collins & Helen Crevel & Steven Dolton & Dean Leon Finlan & Evadne Fisher & Ryan Flamson & Marc Hamill & Marcus Langford et al, director Steve Lawson

 

What can I say?  My mum was a cunt, God rest her soul.  ibid.

 

 

We’re going to see some wrestling.  Some say I’m crazy.  Freedom to Die 1961 starring Paul Maxwell & Felicity Young & Bruce Seton & Kay Callard & T P McKenna & Laurie Leigh & James Neylin & Dermon Tuohy & Charlie Byrne & James Fitzgerald & Desmond Perry et al, director Francis Searle, him to her

 

Get rid of him, Mike, and make it neat.  ibid.  gangstas  

 

 

£50,000 in cash.  The police are going to be a little unhappy.  Naked Fury 1959 starring Reed de Rowen & Kenneth Cope & Ligh Madison & Arthur Lovegrove & Alexander Field & Tommy Eytle & Ann Lynn & Marianne Brauns & Arthur Gross et al, director Charles Saunders, gang leader with American accent

 

 

You must marry again after a decent interval of mourning … oh a fortnight would be long enough to indicate your grief – you must keep abreast of the times.  Loot 1970 starring Richard Attenborough & Lee Remick & Hywel Bennett & Milo O’Shea & Roy Holder & Dick Emery & Joe Lynch & John Cater & Aubrey Woods & Harold Innocent et al, director Silvio Narizzano    

 

 

At the station the gold was loaded into the luggage van of the Folkstone train for shipment to the coast and there to the Crimea.  The First Great Train Robbery 1978 starring Sean Connery & Donald Sutherland & Lesley-Anne Down & Alan Webb & Malcolm Terris & Robert Lang & Michael Elphick & Wayne Sleep et al, director Michael Crichton, commentary

 

 

 

BELFAST & NORTHERN IRELAND: Richard English - Britain’s Biggest Heists TV - Heist: The Northern Bank Robbery - Odd Man Out 1947 -

 

Too many things point it having been the IRA.  One is the manner of taking people hostage ... Second is the scale of the thing.  Professor Richard English, author The History of the IRA

 

 

It was a brutal and audacious bank robbery using the maximum threat of violence and death.  It sent shock waves around the world just days before Christmas in 2004 the theft of £26.5 took place from the headquarters of the Northern Bank in Belfast Northern Ireland.  Britain’s Biggest Heists: The Northern Bank Robbery, 2011

 

Two employees and their families were abducted and held hostage by a criminal gang who threatened them with violence and death.  ibid.

 

Following the raid the Northern Bank announced that it would take the drastic step to withdraw all its bank notes.  ibid.

 

 

‘I’ve just actually went through an order of, of an abduction.  I actually work in the Northern Bank cash centre.  They used me to rob it.  Thirty million.’  Heist: The Northern Bank Robbery, 911 call, BBC 2021

 

2004: It was the biggest bank robbery in British history.  Two families held hostage.  A crime that shook politics in Northern Ireland to its core.  ibid.  caption  

 

Who robbed them?  Did the IRA carry it out?  If the IRA did carry it out, did Martin McGuinness and Gerry Adams know about it?  And they are at the heart of the Peace Process at this moment.  ibid.  

 

The Northern bank raid is among the biggest robberies of modern times, and yet so much of what happened is a mystery.  ibid.   

 

Internal bank CCTV captures the entire robbery unfolding.  ibid.   

 

6:28 p.m.: Chris returns to the bank for the real robbery to begin.  ibid.   

 

‘7 people have been arrested and more than two million pounds seized: a possible connection with the Northern Bank Robbery just before Christmas … ‘A major [IRA] laundering operation.’  ibid.        

 

Two members of the IRA are arrested in Cork.  ibid.   

 

March 2008: Three years after the robbery Ted Cunningham faced ten charges of money laundering.  ibid.   

 

January 2007: Two years after the robbery cases against two suspects collapse.  ibid.       

 

They couldn’t get any convictions: which is extraordinary when you think about this: the scale of it, the political significance of it, and the resources that the police put into this, and the huge vested interest they had in getting a conviction.  ibid.    

 

 

This violence isn’t getting us anywhere.  Odd Man Out 1947 starring James Mason & Robert Newton & Cyril Cusack & William Hartnell & Kathleen Ryan & F J McCormick & Fay Compton & Denis O'Dea et al, director Carol Reed, Johnny

 

As long as he lives he belongs to the organisation.  ibid.  geezer

 

 

 

BRISTOL: Inside Men TV -

 

They tell you not to panic.  They tell you to stay calm.  Not resist.  Not put up a fight.  Don’t engage them in conversation.  Don’t speak unless spoken to.  Be compliant and you will live to see another day.  Inside Men I starring Steven MacIntosh (as John) & Ashley Walters (as Chris) & Warren Brown (as Marcus) & Kierston Wareing (as Gina) & Paul Popplewell (as Tom) & Nicola Walker (as Kirsty) et al, director James Kent, BBC 2012

 

Not even criminals want cash nowadays – online that’s where it’s at.  ibid.  John

 

No-one nicks that much cash any more.  ibid.  Marcus

 

What we want to do is make small regular withdrawals.  ibid.  Marcus

 

If you’re going to cross that line it has to be worth it.  ibid.  John

 

What if we took the lot?  ibid.  John

 

 

How much do you remember?  How much do you retain?  This is when the real work begins.  This is when you have to be strong.  This is when they think they know you.  But they don’t.  They can’t.   Inside Men II

 

It’s thought an extremely large sum of money was taken.  ibid.  radio news

 

So far we have three men on the inside and no-one on the outside.  ibid.  John

 

Whatever scheme you’re running is doomed to fail, so no thank you.  ibid.  friend of Marcus

 

On a good night up to a hundred and fifty million.  ibid.  Marcus

 

How much did we get?  ibid.  Chris in hospital bed

 

 

The spending part – keeps me awake at night.  Inside Men III, Marcus

 

I want out.  ibid.  Chris

 

The £172 million still missing.  ibid.  television news

 

I want to report a crime.  This one hasn’t happened yet.  ibid.  Chris

 

 

Everything you’re standing on we split down the middle.  Inside Men IV

 

Give me the code.  ibid.  gangsta

 

Why don’t you [child] show me all round your house?  ibid.  Gina

 

Your fellow’s got enough to explain.  ibid.

 

Rescue me just one more time.  ibid.  him to her

 

My husband’s not a hero.  ibid.  wife of depot boss

 

Go ahead.  Get it done.  ibid.  depot boss to black bloke

 

I just knew I couldn’t go back to being him.  ibid.

 

Nothing in this world is ever going to frighten me again.  ibid.

 

 

 

GLASGOW: Britain’s Underworld TV -

 

For two years Blink and Ferris went on a robbery rampage.  And in 1982 the partnership came to an abrupt end thanks to Arthur Thompson’s son young Arthur.  Britain’s Underworld: Glasgow, National Geographic 2010 

 

 

 

GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY, 1963: Peter Cook TV - Great Crimes & Trials TV - Robberies of the Century TV - The Great Train Robbery BBC TV - Bruce Reynolds - The Great Train Robbery ITV TV - The Great Train Robbery TV - Jack Mills - Daily Sketch - The Great Train Robbers’ Secret Tapes TV - Ronnie Biggs: Secret Tapes TV - Ronnie Biggs - Daily Express - The Sun - Barbara Windsor - Slipper of the Yard - Crimes that Shook Britain TV - Days that Shook the World TV - The Great Train Robbery’s Secret Mastermind? TV - Reg Abbiss - Real Crime with Mark Austin TV - The Underworld: Robbery TV - Robbery 1967 - Buster 1988 -    

 

 

I would like to like to make one thing clear at the very outset and that is, when you speak of a train robbery, this involved no loss of train, merely what I like to call the contents of the train, which were pilfered.  We haven't lost a train since 1946, I believe it was – the year of the great snows when we mislaid a small one.  Peter Cook, Beyond the Fringe, sketch ‘The Great Train Robbery’ 1964

 

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