013: Jerry Clark - Collar Bomb, Pizza Bank Robbery

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404: Shawn Johnson and Steven Meyers – How to Rob a Bank, The Hollywood Bandit

Retired agent Shawn Johnson reviews his investigation of serial bank robber Scott Scurlock, aka the Hollywood Bandit. Steven Meyers, who was Scurlock's lookout and getaway driver, also takes part in this case review. Steven Meyers and Scurlock staged takeover heists in the Seattl ...  Show more

403: Eric Robinson – Solicitation for Murder of Federal Judge

Retired agent Eric Robinson reviews a case where the subject provided thousands of dollars to a terrorist organization to support violent jihad. After he was arrested, the subject solicited the murder of the federal judge presiding over his case. Eric led the undercover operation ...  Show more

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