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  • America's Smartest Bank Robbery? | True Crime Documentary | Real Crime
    In October 1995, a South Carolina family is taken hostage as part of an elaborately planned bank robbery. Local police quickly identify two of the perpetrators, but the criminal mastermind proves more elusive.
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Комментарии • 2 тыс.

  • @mrabrasive51
    @mrabrasive51 3 года назад +1814

    The smartest bank robberies are the ones you never heard about.

    • @andrewphillips470
      @andrewphillips470 3 года назад +41

      Thankyou

    • @socialmediaego
      @socialmediaego 3 года назад +38

      Like you right

    • @joefranks2356
      @joefranks2356 3 года назад +37

      And you never will😎

    • @pvj2234
      @pvj2234 3 года назад +238

      Smartest bank robberies are done by the bank!
      Let's borrow money from people so we can invest it and charge them more money for wanting us to pay them their own money back!

    • @buddhaman4679
      @buddhaman4679 3 года назад +24

      @@pvj2234 fact's

  • @pretti4ashun
    @pretti4ashun 3 года назад +82

    This is why I hated working at the bank. Ain't nobody got time for folks to be stalking me for someone else's money.

    • @joefranks2356
      @joefranks2356 3 года назад +4

      You're pretty sis, they won't be stalking you for the money! Lol Happy New Year

    • @pjacobson3813
      @pjacobson3813 3 года назад

      You got bigger and better in your future.

    • @PerfectlyImperfect75
      @PerfectlyImperfect75 3 года назад +5

      @@joefranks2356 Joe...you smooth 👌🏾 😎 ♥

    • @joefranks2356
      @joefranks2356 3 года назад +4

      @@PerfectlyImperfect75 you're sweet

    • @PerfectlyImperfect75
      @PerfectlyImperfect75 3 года назад +2

      @@joefranks2356 WHY chil' you be making me blush 😊

  • @poliltinktink5343
    @poliltinktink5343 Год назад +153

    Imagine how far this dude could've really gone in life. With his level of commitment and dedication, the possibilities could have been endless.

    • @TacosGaming
      @TacosGaming Год назад +9

      He coulda been a doctor if he was in the right household and made better choices

    • @sunnyshinecreation
      @sunnyshinecreation Год назад +9

      @@TacosGaming A doctor? He could have been the richest guy on earth, a highly successful entrepreneur or world conqueror.

    • @jariuronen9083
      @jariuronen9083 Год назад +5

      Well crimes are easyer than live normal like 7 to 5 day job. You can sleep longer, no bosses like that etc..

    • @pho-King
      @pho-King Год назад +2

      slow money don't make no money

    • @THEREALTRELLBLAZER
      @THEREALTRELLBLAZER Год назад +2

      ​@@TacosGamingit only becomes a bad choice if he gets caught. Working a 9-5 is a guaranteed bad choice, he rolled the dice...

  • @terabit.
    @terabit. 2 года назад +55

    We have to admit that his escaping ability is greater than his robbing one.

  • @marclaporte3710
    @marclaporte3710 2 года назад +39

    I genuinely don't understand why the first two suspects decided to get arrested with zero probable cause as opposed to simply utilizing their civil rights. Had they decided to simply not talk to police and refuse to go to the station, while also refusing ID, as there was no articuable crime committed with them walking down the street, they more than likely would have gotten away with it. For such a thoroughly planned robbery... this really ended up being amateur hour.

    • @paulparadoxia
      @paulparadoxia Год назад +2

      Incredibly stupid... Thism is the one area where the leader shda spent more time educating and rehearsing what to do if questioned..

    • @wickedpawn5437
      @wickedpawn5437 Год назад

      Thought exactly the same thing.

    • @mingulay29
      @mingulay29 Год назад +2

      There had been a kidnapping involving two young black men and two young black men just happened to be walking in the dark along a road nearby when an officer heading to the scene spotted them. The officer had reasonable suspicion that they could have been involved in the crime and therefore had every legal right to stop and question them. Their mistake was to reverse the car into a ditch.

    • @paulparadoxia
      @paulparadoxia Год назад

      Absolutely. But under US law they could have simply said NOTHING and the system would need to prove they were the Culprits. This is the point.@@mingulay29

    • @cheriearcher6643
      @cheriearcher6643 7 месяцев назад +1

      How dumb and ignorant can one be. Someone enlisted you to rob a bank and he won't be present??? Gimme a break

  • @merckcory65
    @merckcory65 3 года назад +152

    He definitely had skills in spotting weaknesses in prison security, and the guts to exploit them.

    • @Elyricist746
      @Elyricist746 Год назад +2

      He could’ve revamped the whole jail system… and gotten PAID TO THE FULL MAX POTENTIAL. damn…what a waste of talent

    • @heatheryearwood9199
      @heatheryearwood9199 Год назад +4

      The Devil has skills his mind is linked to The Fallen One. He has the keys to Hell how can you keep the Devil imprisoned in his own jail?'

  • @pjacobson3813
    @pjacobson3813 3 года назад +294

    This guy is amazing. This is stuff you only see in movies and not true story types. His will to not accept being incarcerated is incredible.

    • @yvonnegoodgridge6693
      @yvonnegoodgridge6693 3 года назад +1

      Yes it is

    • @tjsuvier7966
      @tjsuvier7966 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/-l4Y70DEZSU/видео.html

    • @floydbell4495
      @floydbell4495 3 года назад

      So true

    • @swaggwar3988
      @swaggwar3988 3 года назад +3

      Movies based on real life happenings so yeah

    • @sticksbass
      @sticksbass 3 года назад +10

      ppp, if he had a will not to be incarcerated, he wouldn't be a criminal.

  • @meluk6991
    @meluk6991 3 года назад +675

    This went from a bank robbery/kidnapping story to multiple prison break series, at which point I somehow found myself rooting for him at the end without even realizing it. 😳

    • @stevewallis661
      @stevewallis661 3 года назад +56

      Lmao! I almost did too! The guy deserves a medal or a Netflix series on prison breaks! Geezus...

    • @merckcory65
      @merckcory65 3 года назад +25

      you and me both. This guy stayed working.

    • @sanelepcele
      @sanelepcele 3 года назад +18

      😂 Ey think he might just have a new cult member too and I'm wondering where is this guy's movie

    • @meckelledaxon2334
      @meckelledaxon2334 3 года назад +8

      No lies told.

    • @ginaduncan5074
      @ginaduncan5074 3 года назад +7

      Lol yep. Me too, going to Big Meech pagge

  • @furiacruzada5127
    @furiacruzada5127 2 года назад +19

    The FBI agent told a lie and carried on trying to convince us that he didn’t lie.

  • @1q3er5
    @1q3er5 2 года назад +14

    they need to do an interview with this guy - wut a legend

  • @mobo204
    @mobo204 3 года назад +417

    If this guy can escape prisons easily,imagine this kind of devious mind working for the military, lack of mentoring and guardiance is what makes us lose a lot of talent

    • @tjsuvier7966
      @tjsuvier7966 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/-l4Y70DEZSU/видео.htmlruclips.net/video/-l4Y70DEZSU/видео.htmlruclips.net/video/-l4Y70DEZSU/видео.htmlruclips.net/video/-l4Y70DEZSU/видео.html

    • @Beastmode73060
      @Beastmode73060 3 года назад +8

      Lose*

    • @carolfaron9345
      @carolfaron9345 3 года назад +3

      @@Beastmode73060 beast mode is football right?

    • @modmaliCrtzGang
      @modmaliCrtzGang 3 года назад +3

      @@carolfaron9345 😂😂

    • @SuperTruthful
      @SuperTruthful 2 года назад +1

      truth

  • @SlobZombie
    @SlobZombie 3 года назад +212

    This show was damn near perfectly made, the voices, the reenactments, the sound effects and music, perfect vibes. The 80s and 90s were peak for true crime t.v. Crazy how cozy this stuff is

    • @syxxpoppin8830
      @syxxpoppin8830 3 года назад +12

      Cozy huh... what if the fugitive escaped and was wondering around your little town lol

    • @SlobZombie
      @SlobZombie 3 года назад +28

      @@syxxpoppin8830 I'd hid under a warm cozy blanket

    • @syxxpoppin8830
      @syxxpoppin8830 3 года назад +5

      @@SlobZombie lol 🤣 happy new years 🎆

    • @SlobZombie
      @SlobZombie 3 года назад +7

      @@syxxpoppin8830 Happy New Year bro!
      For real though ,I always wanted the chance to call into Unsolved Mysteries or Americans Most Wanted with a sighting of a fugitive, haha

    • @tjsuvier7966
      @tjsuvier7966 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/-l4Y70DEZSU/видео.html

  • @fikshun1326
    @fikshun1326 3 года назад +91

    Robbery without violence - 30 years to life in prison without parole.
    Robbery with violence and murder - 20 years in prison with possibility of parole.
    System 🚮

    • @halimbaqi6723
      @halimbaqi6723 3 года назад

      Play Intruders play Intruders love is so right

    • @richmcintyre1178
      @richmcintyre1178 2 года назад +2

      I can't believe that he only got 19 years for 10 armed bank robberies.

    • @Peter-xu4fb
      @Peter-xu4fb 2 года назад +1

      I was about posting this.

    • @frankmurecha8872
      @frankmurecha8872 2 года назад

      that so racist. the two black guys got 30years each for one robbery, 1 white guy got 19 years for 10 armed robberies.

    • @kalonjiserge7556
      @kalonjiserge7556 2 года назад +1

      @@Peter-xu4fb me too

  • @Obatarhe
    @Obatarhe 2 года назад +20

    He is amazing. Prison is the wrong place for such talent. Make him the good guy. Let him work for the FBI. He was only 19 wow. I’m impressed.

    • @willardmangove4992
      @willardmangove4992 2 года назад +2

      Is he still alive now

    • @champstar9669
      @champstar9669 Год назад +4

      Brilliant people with motivation don't want to work for the gov't or some company. They want to do their own thing. He should have had a prison security company specializing in identifying vulnerabilities or something like that.

    • @Elyricist746
      @Elyricist746 Год назад +2

      Just like the “Catch me if you Can” guy😊

  • @Nyakoojosulaiman
    @Nyakoojosulaiman 3 года назад +9

    Never give up in life like this gentleman.

  • @jackie0_0
    @jackie0_0 3 года назад +77

    Wonder if they know we all skip the opening greeting and advertisement for crimecon lol

  • @Yumenga
    @Yumenga 3 года назад +319

    These robbers are bad people but I'll give them some credit because they never killed or physically injured any of their victims.

    • @incelvillain1253
      @incelvillain1253 3 года назад +23

      Then they weren't bad people. They were poor people who lacked opportunities and were desperate. So instead of using welfare, they did what capitalist say. They took personal responsibility and tried to work for money. But "big government" (the police) interfered.

    • @reggiebanksrb10
      @reggiebanksrb10 3 года назад +9

      @@incelvillain1253 depriving innocents of anything makes you bad in my book. And that’s coming from somebody who has done just that.

    • @incelvillain1253
      @incelvillain1253 3 года назад +11

      @@reggiebanksrb10 Unless a deprived person "takes personal responsibility" and gains resources by taking from others. Btw, the only "innocents" are babies and toddlers.

    • @ivangrozny875
      @ivangrozny875 3 года назад +26

      @@incelvillain1253 I'm sad for all people locked up for life for these offences that nobody was hurt. These people can be rehabilitated, especially young ones like these, I would say adolescents.

    • @incelvillain1253
      @incelvillain1253 3 года назад +18

      @@ivangrozny875 SOME can be rehabilitated. Some criminals are just ghetto assholes who just arbitrarily like to hurt people and some are desperate people who are trying to gain resources in an expensive Capitalist system.

  • @mohanoor153
    @mohanoor153 3 года назад +10

    His face is so innocent , you can't even believe he is criminal..

  • @mehmoodahmed9086
    @mehmoodahmed9086 2 года назад +6

    He deserves to be praised for his continuous efforts n determination

  • @rondadonjuan4102
    @rondadonjuan4102 3 года назад +72

    Imagine going to relatives house as a surprise visit then being held hostage smh that’s insane 😂

    • @kareemabdul3773
      @kareemabdul3773 3 года назад +2

      I was saying the same 🤣🤣

    • @jsmesleroythomas8824
      @jsmesleroythomas8824 2 года назад

      If the law applied evenly to all and not just tuff on black Men I would say job well done law enforcement
      e

    • @siliosspi2210
      @siliosspi2210 2 года назад +4

      No matter how clever he tries to be, he is still having some severe issues with thinking right: how dare as a fugitive do you even think of visiting a relative??? Also, they always hang around. Only education can solve criminality even though the biggest criminals are the leading countries.

    • @king...675
      @king...675 2 года назад

      AHHAHAHAHAH

    • @MrEAW56
      @MrEAW56 2 года назад

      Thats why all young thugs should be exterminated. He got off easy with life in prison, the filthy cock roaches...

  • @sebastiannoah3038
    @sebastiannoah3038 3 года назад +98

    This guy’s resilience not to give up in a bad situation is admirable!

    • @chubajr4444
      @chubajr4444 3 года назад +1

      Damnnnn That back up though.. Keeping it 1hunnid💯💯💯 for another nigga too tat he probably didn't had no shit clue on whom he's verbally backing it up. That's wazzup👏

    • @racquelwelch9549
      @racquelwelch9549 3 года назад +8

      No! It is NOT admirable to WASTE the talent in our collective community doing destructive, ignorant ish. Don’t glorify the bs. Evolve and rise tf up!

    •  3 года назад +1

      @@racquelwelch9549 The world is a ghetto. I learn it thanks to the geto boys. Your positivity ain t feeding niggaz😁😁

    • @vee8241
      @vee8241 3 года назад

      @@chubajr4444 ngurueshipotoomutwi

    • @benjaminagboveh1162
      @benjaminagboveh1162 2 года назад +1

      I tell u

  • @handyjayes1
    @handyjayes1 3 года назад +59

    If deburke had put that much effort into living a 'normal' life, he'd probably have been quite successful

    • @onenation1130
      @onenation1130 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/A0tSY2zGt40/видео.html

    • @Endle185
      @Endle185 3 года назад +1

      Your funny, when u r brought up in poverty, the chances of getting out is bleak.

    • @handyjayes1
      @handyjayes1 3 года назад +10

      @@Endle185 this guy clearly had the ability to think problems through...

  • @savcts5776
    @savcts5776 11 месяцев назад +3

    HOSTAGES, GUNS,THREATS, VIOLENCE???? HOW DA FK IS DIS SMART!!!

  • @mynameissusie611
    @mynameissusie611 2 года назад +100

    His mind is amazing! He can spot vulnerabilities a mile away. Just imagine if wasn’t focused on committing crimes and had some pretty good mentorship. His story might’ve been a lot different.

    • @Elyricist746
      @Elyricist746 Год назад

      He’s like Batman.. what if we’re all super heroes with powers we don’t even realize it’s powerful… like this guy 😮

  • @LAFONESS
    @LAFONESS 3 года назад +6

    It's the resilience and the persistence for me 😂😂😂

  • @markc312
    @markc312 2 года назад +4

    I usually skipped over the channel that played “The FBI Files” when it was on TV back then, maybe b/c I was just a kid. But now, I love watching these “FBI File” videos.

  • @KlusterKing
    @KlusterKing 3 года назад +62

    so black dude got life without parole for technically one bank robbery and the white dude (Jerome Bay) got 19 years for 10 bank robberies ? someone explain this BS please

    • @mwene865
      @mwene865 3 года назад +1

      Yeah... it's disappointing

    • @user-ej2xz3lx2e
      @user-ej2xz3lx2e 3 года назад

      Prolly priors

    • @HereIsRick
      @HereIsRick 3 года назад +6

      6 counts of kidnapping, theft, drug charges, bank robber, multiple time escapee.
      Different crimes, it has nothing to do with color, especially considering that Jerome Frierson-Bey is definitely not white.

    • @tj6544
      @tj6544 3 года назад

      I think it's a typo. They wanted to say 90 years I suppose.

    • @HereIsRick
      @HereIsRick 3 года назад +2

      @@tj6544 19 was correct
      He was released and in 2015 his kids claimed he was trying to kill them or something like that.

  • @larrycunningham9171
    @larrycunningham9171 3 года назад +12

    Narrator: his only way of getting out of jail is to escape
    Chris: I like those chances

  • @Fah_Q_All
    @Fah_Q_All 2 года назад +29

    I was robbed by 3 people while delivering pizzas, they didn't get much and they only had knives.
    Afterwards when I went to the police station I was interrogated for 2 hrs and the cops called me a racist when I couldn't really describe the men who robbed me since it was dark out and they were black.
    They're final conclusion is that I made the whole situation up but couldn't prove it so they let me go.
    Unfortunately they told my boss this, he didn't believe them because I had worked for him for 5 yrs and rented the apartment above the store with my son, he knew I wouldn't risk all that for $60.
    6 months later 2 people tried to rob me on another delivery, this time I didn't comply, and nothing was taken from me.
    I'm not going to go into detail about how it went down once i had the upper hand, but I didn't go to the police afterwards.
    The police in my town are horrible at They're job.

    • @trukeesey8715
      @trukeesey8715 2 года назад +1

      "Because you have made 'God' to be your dwelling spot
      "-- The Most High, who is my shelter --
      "No evil shall be allowed to befall you ...
      "For he will bid his angels about you
      "To guard you in all your ways."
      ruclips.net/video/6AzXGa5wDhI/видео.html

    • @shida2004
      @shida2004 2 года назад

      And in second one black too or not ?

    • @Fah_Q_All
      @Fah_Q_All 2 года назад

      No, white, but im no good identifying anyone especially when its very quick and in the dark.
      Im very glad i dont work in that type of work anymore.

    • @mr.willywinker4u849
      @mr.willywinker4u849 2 года назад

      Yeah now days the gang in blue are way worse than criminals. A sort of the terrorist government gang that robs stills and kills just for a buck. They don't care about we the people

  • @ntombonghelvesia6483
    @ntombonghelvesia6483 Год назад +9

    Kid was smart!!! 19!
    He was relentless. I unconsciously started rooting for him,then I had to warn myself this wasn't a movie, lol😂😂wish he could be helped to use all that for good. Would like to know how he's doing and hope he watched this

  • @RomeDepaso
    @RomeDepaso 7 месяцев назад +3

    The biggest mistake was how two of the robbers crashed the car in a ditch before even escaping the neighborhood. Had they made it to the freeway and left the state the three of them would’ve never been found

  • @JT-fv6ih
    @JT-fv6ih 2 года назад +9

    FOR SOME REASON I THINK WE ALL STARTED TO ROOT FOR HIM

  • @monaonamission
    @monaonamission 2 года назад +46

    They snitched and didn’t even get to see or smell the money and still got 30 years?! Wow that’s crazy! I know they cried real heavy that night smh

    • @monaonamission
      @monaonamission 2 года назад +7

      @Watch Video exactly! The system is extremely bias and predatory

    • @2CHACHOUU
      @2CHACHOUU 2 года назад

      dumb assses,had no idea to make deals or ask for an attorney

    • @tomevers6670
      @tomevers6670 2 года назад +7

      Don’t snitch, no one respects a snitch

    • @Lucian_Media
      @Lucian_Media 2 года назад +3

      System is not fair at all. Some murderers and paedophiles get less time

    • @amosbrown9727
      @amosbrown9727 Год назад

      The only thing the fBi didn't do was to recover the money that dood shouldn't put with other prisoners to elfuretrate them.

  • @mrjuse5470
    @mrjuse5470 2 года назад +1

    Pro tip = this is more fun if you take a shot of tequilla every time the narrator says Jaburke!

  • @tonytaf107
    @tonytaf107 3 года назад +68

    Same happened in my town in Switzerland. Guys went to the house of the boss of a big watch factory full of gold, in the mid of the night. After, went with the dad/boss to the factory and empty massive stock of gold and more, leaving the guy tighted up at the factory. Just before leaving him they told him where the wife and daughter where kept safe and where they could be found. The guy was tightened until first person to open the company found him in the morning, giving a huge time to the robbers to escape and cross, probably, the french border. Never caught, never found, no injuries just a huge fear for the daughter, wife and boss. Never any clue not even the smallest one. The robbery was worth 80 millions. Aw, apparently they even gave blankets, food and drinks to the girls. Clean job.

    • @lorraineroyal9431
      @lorraineroyal9431 3 года назад +2

      Any links or docs about it ?

    • @tonytaf107
      @tonytaf107 3 года назад +23

      @@lorraineroyal9431 Lmao. No cause Switzerland is "A perfect country" If it wasn't because it happened like 800 meters from my home at the time and my mother who heard it, perhaps I would have never known. Here, stuff like that are barely talked about. My town is UNESCO world watch making capital, we have the manufacturs of the biggest brands and robberies happen once in à while but it is kept silent. "Perfect country" LOL.

    • @agneyfernandes
      @agneyfernandes 3 года назад +2

      @@tonytaf107 I was thinking the same.Impossible to think such things happening in Switzerland.

    • @MoAli-wm4of
      @MoAli-wm4of 3 года назад +1

      @@tonytaf107 which city/town is it?

    • @tonytaf107
      @tonytaf107 3 года назад +2

      @@MoAli-wm4of La Chaux-de-Fonds and Le Locle. Both are almost one town.

  • @joshthemediocre7824
    @joshthemediocre7824 3 года назад +19

    I would try to escape too if they were trying to give me life for unsuccessfully robbing a bank! they didn't kill nobody, didn't even hurt anybody physically! that's crazy man.

  • @miguelperdomo1573
    @miguelperdomo1573 3 года назад +63

    I love all of the FBI files series !!! Keep them coming.

    • @gt6225
      @gt6225 3 года назад +2

      The FBI Files has their own yt channel too.

    • @risto475
      @risto475 3 года назад

      I wonder how many FBI Files episodes are out there which aren't in this channel or that one ^ (yet) ...

    • @IloveNZ6389
      @IloveNZ6389 3 года назад +2

      OMG me too!! These are the best ever! I always try other crime channels, but I'm always led back to this one. :)

    • @tjsuvier7966
      @tjsuvier7966 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/-l4Y70DEZSU/видео.html

    • @tjsuvier7966
      @tjsuvier7966 3 года назад

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  • @taitjones6310
    @taitjones6310 2 года назад +6

    33:23
    Cop literally telling you that part of his job is being a con-man and threatening witnesses.
    I mean, you can make your own morality judgments around whether it's right or wrong from one situation to the next, but that's actually his job. That's what he makes a practice of doing on a daily/weekly basis. Just something to keep in mind.

  • @bsummer
    @bsummer 2 года назад +3

    Can we take a minute to appreciate the narrator's skills?

  • @LJ-zh7gl
    @LJ-zh7gl 3 года назад +4

    Why would you breakout and go back to where your from? 😂 😂 😂

  • @lindalawon9151
    @lindalawon9151 2 года назад +4

    There is a tremendous difference between a maximum security prison and the county jail.

  • @Sir-Kay
    @Sir-Kay 2 года назад +11

    The thing is, Jeburk's resilience and determination deserve a rehabilitation and given a second chance, I mean when one keep coming back and coming back like he does, I don't think criminality was his fate in life. Every "criminal doesn't belong under lock down, just saying.

  • @BirdsOfGlass
    @BirdsOfGlass 2 года назад +2

    Jibberick. His name is Jibberick.... 😂😂🤦‍♂️💀

  • @KenKopelson
    @KenKopelson 2 года назад +96

    I have always thought that alarm systems should have TWO codes for each person. One is the normal code that disables the alarm. The other code disables the alarm but also alerts authorities that a person is being forced to disable the alarm. This would allow authorities to get there without the criminals knowing.

    • @sallypalmer6482
      @sallypalmer6482 2 года назад +1

      How would that work? How would you know if someone is just disabling the alarm or is being forced to disable it? Would you put in a different code for the two scenarios?

    • @alfredtariromarombedza
      @alfredtariromarombedza 2 года назад +20

      @@sallypalmer6482You nailed it. Two codes, both disable the alarm, one is a normal disable code, the other is the one entered when you are being coerced.

    • @emmanuelisanda1449
      @emmanuelisanda1449 2 года назад +12

      @@sallypalmer6482 I guess on the normal code you can add something like an asterisk and lets say it will still work but the asterisk is the indicator that things are not normal. That will then let the authorities know.

    • @manziniedits
      @manziniedits 2 года назад +3

      Great thoughts, very wise indeed

    • @Zlodej5
      @Zlodej5 2 года назад +2

      All the good quality European alarms have similair feature called silent alarm. You can set button combination to activate silent alarm. (showing no internal sign of alarm. Knowing two code would be two difficult for meatware, silent alarm option was an European market since mid 70s. That would enable person entering code activating silence alarm while entering pin. Unfortunately With chainstores taking over, its hard to get a good quality items, usually having to wait to order them online).

  • @robinabernathy2829
    @robinabernathy2829 3 года назад +39

    46:26 to 46:35 had me laughing my ass off. Imagine if he would have used this same type of determination towards legal productive means.

    • @frankculaga5169
      @frankculaga5169 2 года назад +1

      Yeah that was funnier than ever. It reminds you of Police Academy 3 when Michael Winslow pretends he's a submarine.

    • @Doo_Doo_Patrol
      @Doo_Doo_Patrol 2 года назад

      Determined to be a dumb ass?

  • @kawasakiman8965
    @kawasakiman8965 3 года назад +86

    Jerburk was quite clever for a 19 year old ,still don’t see why he gets life ,he’s a bank robber not a killer I’m sure we will hear more of this young man

    • @billwe5772
      @billwe5772 3 года назад +5

      nah the real smart people were the ones who came up with our prison system to put him back into legal slavery

    • @JustVinnyBlues
      @JustVinnyBlues 3 года назад +12

      A car jacking with a gun, armed robbery with a gun, kidnapping an entire family with threats of death with a gun? He was charged under federal law; that's life. Three life threatening violent crimes; total six counts. And, he never cooperated. He's not a burglar. Somebody could have easily wound up dead. You won't hear anything from this guy. He's where he belongs. He's done these things many times before; it was totally comfortable for him. You invade a home and threaten an entire family with a violent death, you belong in prison. If he's on the street he will continue to do this and sooner or later somebody will get killed. That's inevitable. Here's a guy he needs a car, he puts a gun in somebody's face. He wants to rob a bank, he puts a gun in a family's face. And you don't know that he is not a killer. He very easily might have killed in the past.

    • @thunderstruck1078
      @thunderstruck1078 3 года назад +6

      @@billwe5772 The difference between a first world country and a third world one is that criminals eventually land in jail, where they belong, so that law abiding citizens can live safe lives.
      There are parts of the world where slavery is still practiced. You're obviously minimizing that by comparing it with prison, where tax payers pay for their stay.

    • @debeeriz
      @debeeriz 3 года назад +8

      he never handed back the money, so they make sure you can never spend it

    • @billwe5772
      @billwe5772 3 года назад +7

      @@thunderstruck1078 true we do pay for their stay put do you know who the #1 supplier of Walmart clothes is? It’s the prison system

  • @Roxville23
    @Roxville23 3 года назад +14

    Murderers 4 to 25 years, robbers life in Prison.. does this make any sense..

    • @tjsuvier7966
      @tjsuvier7966 3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/-l4Y70DEZSU/видео.html

    • @johnhood5274
      @johnhood5274 3 года назад

      Just think about it. Those white boys was taken the big boys MONEY 💰 and getting away. Than go back for second. And you for sure should know you mess with their money the color of your skin means NOTHING, their mother and father means nothing. Ask trump about that.

  • @Itzmilktv
    @Itzmilktv Год назад +2

    30 years that’s outrageous

  • @mentalhealth9256
    @mentalhealth9256 Год назад +1

    Moral of the story; if you're going to rob a bank don't take canary's with you 😅😅😅

  • @funwiche
    @funwiche 3 года назад +6

    Jerome got 19 yrs for 10 bank robberies. And the two guys friends of Jeburke got 30 yrs each?

  • @stopitnow7762
    @stopitnow7762 3 года назад +4

    Pulling up next to the cash machine was genius in the circumstances.

  • @jonathancandor4476
    @jonathancandor4476 2 года назад +23

    It's sad when people do such stupid things. If he has the tenacity to escape prison he could have set up a successful business. I'm glad he never hurt anybody.

  • @celebratecrypto3693
    @celebratecrypto3693 2 года назад +13

    I’d rather be dead then be in that federal jail for the rest of my life. Dude didn’t physically hurt or kill anyone, I could see him given a harsh harsh sentence but after say 30 years he should be eligible for parole people do learn lessons and change

    • @dhill2387
      @dhill2387 2 года назад

      you do know that its different for black people especially black men, especially they didnt hurt or harm anyone they get longer sentences, harsher punishments. a caucasian person can do the most egregious crime and bet let go, or lesser penalty

    • @susanarsoniadou3588
      @susanarsoniadou3588 2 года назад

      No amount of money can buy back thirty years

  • @nickrackel7949
    @nickrackel7949 2 года назад +35

    My gf is a manager at a bank and its insane how frequently banks are successfully robbed and not caught. They don't put it on the news because it would make more people try. Most of the time these guys are walking out with under 1000$ , 5k if they are lucky

    • @ricgunn1439
      @ricgunn1439 2 года назад +2

      $1000 pathetic

    • @juliovillalobos2133
      @juliovillalobos2133 2 года назад +1

      @@ricgunn1439 it is but I would rather get away with a grand then get caught with hundreds of thousands.

    • @andyspinball
      @andyspinball Год назад +1

      It isn't just banks. I went to Walgreens the other day and they were "temporarily closed" due to having been robbed 20 minutes earlier. After my surprise the employee told me that they had been robbed at least 6 times in the past two years. I was surprised I had not heard about it and they said they don't generally have this reported in the news. Amazing.

  • @alyssahamlett
    @alyssahamlett 3 года назад +41

    How is this the smartest robbery 1st mistake was taking 2 other idiots with you 2nd mistake you only got to hit one bank bank and you didn't even get to spend the money, And they were all caught within 6 hours of the crime none of these dudes were smart at anything

    •  3 года назад

      Come do it. No nuts 😆😁

    • @ksenobite
      @ksenobite 3 года назад +1

      Today it would be smart to do something like this wearing Joe Biden hats, police have no resources, FBI wouldn't investigate, mainstream media would ignore, most prosecutors wouldn't charge either if caught.

    • @alyssahamlett
      @alyssahamlett 3 года назад

      @@ksenobite lol I dunno about that, Biden got a lucky charm...they hated Trump so much they were willing to put a corpse in charge of the country. But no one really likes him, they'd get charged w stupidity

    • @Joe-ly3si
      @Joe-ly3si 3 года назад +4

      The instant you see one of the idiots fire the gun by accident in the house...you know there is nothing smart about this group at all! Not to mention speaking on the phone from the bank..which gives a physical copy of your voice to authorities!

  • @alvinflynn766
    @alvinflynn766 3 года назад +19

    I always ask my self why the cameras are always unclear in bank's and other business places

  • @sznd
    @sznd 3 года назад +68

    He probably could’ve got off if he remained silent. The evidence wasn’t solid enough. Remember, never talk to police without a lawyer

    • @tonyfoley1778
      @tonyfoley1778 3 года назад +4

      No comment 😛

    • @jamesmader1587
      @jamesmader1587 3 года назад +3

      about anything, ever!

    • @spontaneousexpress
      @spontaneousexpress 3 года назад +1

      Anyone would get away with murder if "beyond reason doubt" actually meant what it says. He had 8 people pointing at him. Two of them were his accomplices. In this case, circumstantial evidence can get even the pope himself convicted. How did he blow 60k in a matter of hours. I don't get it. Those additional bank robbery got them sniffed out. They were absolutely unnecessary.

    • @onielfrancis136
      @onielfrancis136 3 года назад +11

      He only had three real witnesses against him; the kidnapped lady and his friends. The friends had motive to lie and the girl was scared. Additionally there was no dna evidence( which is suspect). He only needed a good lawyer.

    • @messianic_scam
      @messianic_scam 3 года назад +1

      he gave up so easly

  • @antonygikonyo7914
    @antonygikonyo7914 Год назад +1

    Smart and yet they were playing basketball without a ball in a playing court they couldn't remember...??!!😁😁😂😂😂😂

  • @mauricecrosby3392
    @mauricecrosby3392 2 года назад +2

    The smartest bank robbery and getting caught in the same night is not smart.

  • @yaundisomorofo4079
    @yaundisomorofo4079 3 года назад +9

    If he can escape one too many times, Your prision system is fucked up

  • @donnwilbers7203
    @donnwilbers7203 3 года назад +42

    how the hell you let criminals escape a jail is beyond me.
    that's just incompetence

    • @JuxtJasmine
      @JuxtJasmine 3 года назад +4

      Not once but twice. & almost a 3rd time.

    • @mikeburch2998
      @mikeburch2998 3 года назад +1

      As a former CO, I can say that we tried hard but as in all jobs they (we) tend to become comfortable and loose their edge over time. Same thing day after day and then >an escape

    • @donnwilbers7203
      @donnwilbers7203 3 года назад

      @@mikeburch2998 I see your point. The video had me up in arms when i typed that. It's kinda like terrorists where we must ALWAYS be "lucky" and the bad guys need luck just once.

    • @mikeburch2998
      @mikeburch2998 3 года назад

      @@donnwilbers7203 I completely understand. 👍

    • @messianic_scam
      @messianic_scam 3 года назад +1

      how did he escape the first time?

  • @yukiefromoz2573
    @yukiefromoz2573 3 года назад +19

    Omg this guy never gives up 🤣🤣

  • @amyytyler9040
    @amyytyler9040 2 года назад +2

    They fire the gun by accident, leave evidence at the scene, and crashed the car on the way out, how incompetent can two people be?

  • @justaname7361
    @justaname7361 2 года назад

    When you've been watching bank heist videos and the algorithm throws you 'Now You See Me' ads. Best reason ever to practice sleight of hand illusionist techniques.

  • @kwamestranger
    @kwamestranger 3 года назад +14

    Extremely notorious!!!!!!!!
    He really gave the agents a tough time 😂
    You just can’t hide in America with a crime🤣

    • @swaggwar3988
      @swaggwar3988 3 года назад +5

      Yeah that’s what tv make you think

    • @prince65898
      @prince65898 3 года назад +1

      @@swaggwar3988 what tv,this shit is real in America

    • @DrLEMICHAELS
      @DrLEMICHAELS 3 года назад

      In many countries where police is less effective, you can only imagine what his type will do to a society. Very bad mind.

  • @mauryamckendrick5446
    @mauryamckendrick5446 3 года назад +142

    Could you just imagine if this guy had put the same amount of effort and skill into something that was not illegal like he had done what he could have done with his life!?? He could have taken over the world probably!! I'm sure most of it was out of desperation, but it still takes a decent amount of brains to do what he did and escape multiple times like that. Wasn't enough in the end, but had he been guided in a different direction early on he could have done great things I would bet. Take note parents!!!!

    • @johnquayequao7026
      @johnquayequao7026 2 года назад +3

      Yes you are absolutely right This young man is precious and could have made a much better life for himself with a good guidance from other members of his family and friends

    • @larsisraelsson4326
      @larsisraelsson4326 2 года назад

    • @iMark256
      @iMark256 2 года назад +9

      Ideally yes. But easier to say that rather than address the deeper issues as to why these young fellas felt the need to resort to a life of crime

    • @Fbacliveltd
      @Fbacliveltd 2 года назад +1

      Exactly

    • @kasmo_adRojo
      @kasmo_adRojo 2 года назад +1

      @@iMark256 maybe for the thrill

  • @Ronny_Ron
    @Ronny_Ron 3 года назад +16

    Is law enforcement aware they impress us with the criminal's plight? That's one...
    And two, are they aware that we know they release stories of those they managed to successfully apprehend? There are thousands others they didn't manage to crack - the successful escapes and/or getting away with stories

  • @tagtag-connected5263
    @tagtag-connected5263 2 года назад +1

    19 yrs old. If he only applied the same energy and smarts to something productive think about the possibilities. Wasted life

  • @ts7371
    @ts7371 2 года назад +7

    I was disappointed when after all the effort at jail break , the cop saw him on the street. What the heck is wrong with me.

    • @lynnkesh254
      @lynnkesh254 2 года назад +2

      U r not alone on this.....

    • @Ryan-un5cn
      @Ryan-un5cn 2 года назад +1

      Lol dude’s an escape artist but definitely not great at disguises or hiding 🙈 😆

    • @jamesh2711
      @jamesh2711 2 года назад +1

      @@Ryan-un5cn Yep, he could've at least wore a hat and sunglasses to make himself harder to identify.

  • @CS-kd6mk
    @CS-kd6mk 3 года назад +7

    This dude was one hell of a Houdini artist. LoL 🤣😭😭😭😭

  • @jenniferbrown5640
    @jenniferbrown5640 3 года назад +5

    At the End when he was hopping 😂😂😂😂😂 Damn this kid was determine to get away

  • @dang9313
    @dang9313 3 года назад +10

    A bank robber who only runs with 80k is the biggest fools of all. The real bank robbers are the dudes running offshore accounts in the Caribbean. These play with real money not these nitwits hustling to be brave.

  • @firelanefaulty4877
    @firelanefaulty4877 Год назад +2

    If he was so smart ..we all wouldnt be watching this smh ..

  • @paulparadoxia
    @paulparadoxia Год назад +1

    This guys a legend !!

  • @racquelwelch9549
    @racquelwelch9549 3 года назад +9

    No! It is NOT admirable to WASTE the talent in our collective community doing destructive, ignorant ish. Don’t glorify the bs. Evolve and rise tf up!

    • @guysolis5843
      @guysolis5843 3 года назад

      That's right, I think the riots were a test and we all failed.

  • @racheal8871
    @racheal8871 2 года назад +11

    What he's doing is wrong but I was so impressed by the way he kept escaping or at least trying😂 I wish he did the same to escape the devil

  • @phillyrich3249
    @phillyrich3249 3 года назад +28

    I gave him a little respect because he didn’t kill anyone, like I heard in a movie it’s easy robbing a bank, but the hard part is doing it without killing anyone

    • @gowdsake7103
      @gowdsake7103 3 года назад +1

      Doesnt mean he wouldnt

    • @wendellwilfred1344
      @wendellwilfred1344 3 года назад +1

      " robbing a bank is easy, but the hard part is doing it without killing anyone" from the movie the harder they fall

    • @phillyrich3249
      @phillyrich3249 3 года назад +2

      @@wendellwilfred1344 yup

    • @phillyrich3249
      @phillyrich3249 3 года назад +3

      @@gowdsake7103 That’s a supposition we’re talking about what he did not do not what he would’ve could’ve or should’ve done

    • @wpeale71341
      @wpeale71341 3 года назад +2

      @@phillyrich3249 You mean like he could've got a real job and lived a productive life paying taxes like every other law abiding non criminal minded citizen?

  • @MrMightyBeans
    @MrMightyBeans 2 года назад

    Dude dedication could make a fine operator.

  • @Veggamattic
    @Veggamattic 2 года назад +1

    That is hilarious...Jerry Jones looks like Jimmy Johnson.

  • @thegoat9320
    @thegoat9320 3 года назад +7

    I'm trying to understand why he got life. 30-40 years ok. He didn't kill anyone. He escaped from jail several times. At some point the correctional system has to take ownership too. He should've been observed closer n frequently.

  • @KeyOfLife45
    @KeyOfLife45 3 года назад +33

    The gov. or privet sector should use his talent. He is a true talented no doubt in my mind. The school should find this type of talent and use them in early age.

    • @lolguy-x9n
      @lolguy-x9n 3 года назад

      Too dumb. Used real names all through.

  • @carewser
    @carewser 2 года назад +5

    He might not be Harry Houdini but he must be a smart guy

  • @woke72
    @woke72 Год назад +1

    Rookie move for walking at night in the open after commiting a robbery.

  • @mhurst5593
    @mhurst5593 2 года назад +2

    Nothing was said about the retrieval of the Over $86000 in the first bank robbery

  • @bankylous9143
    @bankylous9143 3 года назад +4

    One of the best episodes I've seen

    •  3 года назад

      😁😄👌

  • @aebimomi
    @aebimomi 3 года назад +11

    If Debakey had headed South to Florida instead of showing up in his mother's house with his girlfriend, and then buy his way to South America, with 86 grand in his pockets, FBI would probably still be looking for him today.
    I guess he felt he could out-think the law and beat the rap.
    That was his undoing.

    • @Ss3gokus
      @Ss3gokus 2 года назад

      He split the money 3 ways 28k isn’t enough to survive in South America
      Hell people make that in a year at McDonald’s

    • @dhill2387
      @dhill2387 2 года назад

      if you do a crime make sure its worth it. 86000 is a lot of money but not enough to spend more than half my life on the run or in jail, nor to split between 2 other ppl. come on how about way up there in the million almost billions of dollars. plan it out more thoroughly. never talk to police.

    • @Darkpeace1
      @Darkpeace1 11 месяцев назад

      even if caught, he could have just denied..there was no evidence beyond reasonable doubt of convicting him.. he could have said he was at home sleeping. No proof to prove otherwise

  • @kayus6223
    @kayus6223 2 года назад +3

    Those two guys have 3 more years to serve their terms, hope they are now better persons

  • @ICBLACKINU
    @ICBLACKINU Год назад +1

    If dude own a business his determination would have him at the top!

  • @Monk-Amani.
    @Monk-Amani. 2 года назад +1

    Relentless? Yes.
    Smartest?
    Definitely not.

  • @rick1975100
    @rick1975100 2 года назад +30

    I tell people all the time that the most talented people are in prison. I remember a guy in jail waiting for his trial. He would earn money by drawing pictures for people. They would get a picture of their kid or girl and would draw the picture with a ink pen. I was amazed that he didn’t use a pencil in case he made a mistake. He would shade in the picture and it looked like different pens. The drawing looked exactly like the picture.

    • @DeBattousai
      @DeBattousai 2 года назад +5

      Yea they are ppl too but without proper guide to lead them

    • @felixchien1664
      @felixchien1664 2 года назад +1

      given you have nothing else to do, they have all the time in the world to hone in on some talent. I can't say that "the most talented people are in prison". I think the distribution is the same in all areas.

    • @anthonycox3493
      @anthonycox3493 2 года назад +1

      Judge ya society by ya Prisoners.

    • @IndustryInvasionTV
      @IndustryInvasionTV 2 года назад

      Wrong, the dumbest people are in jail trust me I been there, all failures n losers, a few good or smart people in between

    • @vernonbear
      @vernonbear 2 года назад

      And you are wrong. The most talented rinse the system and disappear, no arrest, no prosecution, no jail time. They are the truly talented ones. If you get caught, in any way shape or form then you have limited talents, you can only do one or two aspects of the job, it’s essential that you stay free, otherwise you are just a two-bit criminal with a story.

  • @jeremyfolkes8922
    @jeremyfolkes8922 2 года назад +6

    Is it me or does life in prison seem a bit much for robbing banks???

    • @mariannepierre3249
      @mariannepierre3249 2 года назад

      It is a bit much especially if they didn't injured anyone

  • @ralph132
    @ralph132 2 года назад +7

    He paid his due and then changed his life for the better. I commend him and wish him all the best.
    He's absolutely right, you have to stay positive and think positive.

    • @TobbeStorm
      @TobbeStorm 2 года назад +4

      What part of the story indicates that?

  • @samwelmutua1958
    @samwelmutua1958 5 месяцев назад

    The guy was a genius I have to say. I love his determination and zeal

  • @commoncentsamerican
    @commoncentsamerican Год назад +1

    99% of the time
    "These Type" of people will snitch.
    It's just simple facts, everyone with street knowledge knows it.

  • @maburwanejohannes4647
    @maburwanejohannes4647 3 года назад +23

    I even forgave him for his crimes, what a lovely movie. I was saddened when he was caught in the end.

  • @zeejimi4044
    @zeejimi4044 3 года назад +11

    This guy ruined the rest of his life out of pure greed. It looks as though he had a good standard of life, but he wanted more, and what did he gain from his greed ? Life imprisonment ! He seemed to think he was cleverer than everyone else, and he devised a cunning plan to get more money : but all he got was jail..unending jail.

    • @guysolis5843
      @guysolis5843 3 года назад +1

      I agree and yet the first robbery netted him 85 thousand dollars he was to split with two other duded. He netted 4 grand and split that 2 ways. Some people are prone to break the law, it's amazing..now he sits in solitary confinement.

  • @pablomills1901
    @pablomills1901 2 года назад +10

    indeed this guy is so amazing, how can you escaping as if the security at the prison are not doing their job properly.

  • @learningpianoat61
    @learningpianoat61 2 года назад

    Can't take that man at the beginning seriously. Too distracted by that hilarious and ridiculous hair style. 😂😂😂

  • @boardwalkbw7130
    @boardwalkbw7130 2 года назад +1

    Smart?? They got busted immediately...lolololo

  • @fileminokilicho3159
    @fileminokilicho3159 2 года назад +3

    Damn. What a guy. Too bad they sent him to Leavenworth. I've seen this prison and it ain't no joke. If he breaks out of this federal prison, I'd be really amazed.