Friday Night Heists: 6. The Hunt For DB Tuber

Friday Night Heists: 6. The Hunt For DB Tuber

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Friday Night Heists: 7. Double Solitary

Double Solitary: Anthony Curcio never imagined himself in prison. He was too smart. Too clever. Too unassuming to ever get caught. But he never expected a homeless man to act as his foil, ruining the perfect crime by witnessing and then acting on the one detail Anthony forgot. Th ...  Show more

Friday Night Heists: 8. Coach Anthony

Coach Anthony: Like we said at the start, Anthony Curcio is the most unexpected person you will ever meet. A suburban dad and former football star turned felon. He pulled off one of the most creative bank heists in US history, robbing an armoured car and escaping down the river i ...  Show more

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