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Former bank robber Cain Vincent Dyer speaks to Insider about his experience, and how bank robberies work.
Dyer served in the United States Marine Corps. He turned to bank robbery after threats to his family by a dangerous gang. He was nicknamed the "kangaroo bandit," having been captured on CCTV stuffing cash into a backpack worn on his chest. He says he robbed over 100 banks across California between 1999 and 2001. He eventually turned himself in and served nine years in prison after pleading guilty to six robberies. He now works as a life coach and motivational speaker, helping newly released prisoners reintegrate into society. He's also a partner in two production companies.
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - The Job
02:28 - Choosing a Bank
04:05 - Blending In
06:36 - The Getaway
08:48 - The Backstory
09:46 - The First Robbery
12:15 - The Aftermath
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@jayconstell9937
@jayconstell9937 2 роки тому
So those movies serve their purpose by teaching terrible ways to rob a bank, thus decreasing the number of successful bank robberies...
@JifalosJM
@JifalosJM 2 роки тому
Whoa that’s like a shower thought
@zLuiss
@zLuiss 2 роки тому
Whoa
@JUNKO____
@JUNKO____ 2 роки тому
Not a bad tactic.
@BraedenRoesler
@BraedenRoesler 2 роки тому
Bad tactic. Banks and law enforcement/etc would prefer lost money and "successful" low-key robberies like this, than those extravagant, desperate, violent, and dangereous robberies to public and employees.
@aperson9556
@aperson9556 2 роки тому
And this video does the opposite?
@davidian7787
@davidian7787 2 роки тому
I had a warrant out for me and turned up at a police station to turn myself in at about 6.30 am before the front desk opened at 8.00 thinking getting arrested would be easy. I hung around for a bit and flagged down a police van that was leaving but they were too busy to arrest me and told me to go and get some breakfast and come back later. I was laughing at the irony of standing outside a police station with a warrant out for me and finding it difficult to get arrested. This brought it back to me.
@janbo8331
@janbo8331 2 роки тому
Hunting is not interesting if the prey comes through your door.
@mremu4358
@mremu4358 2 роки тому
Yeah if that happened to me I would have just walked away like bro that's easy money right there lol
@noldor385
@noldor385 2 роки тому
No one wants to be bothered with a bs warrant before they've even had coffee. Or during the lunch hour. Or right before your shift ends.
@quelandil5738
@quelandil5738 2 роки тому
@@noldor385 donuts! dont forget the donuts
@noldor385
@noldor385 2 роки тому
@@quelandil5738 Definitely. Or before breakfast in general.
@fallennarcotic6981
@fallennarcotic6981 Рік тому
You can see that this man is so intelligent and not just a mere brute. And still he ended up commiting crimes in several cases. It is really nice that he changed his life for the better.
@slimbamboo7875
@slimbamboo7875 Рік тому
drem on hes more vel drfeset than u , and im sure he have alot monei in some contri for black deis :D
@MichaelL502
@MichaelL502 Рік тому
@@slimbamboo7875 What tf is this supposed to say?
@fallennarcotic6981
@fallennarcotic6981 Рік тому
@@slimbamboo7875 I think I had a stroke :D
@DastardlySnake
@DastardlySnake Рік тому
@@MichaelL502 I think he’s trying to say that he’s gay
@smunro1983
@smunro1983 Рік тому
@@MichaelL502 I interpreted it as "Dream on, he's more well dressed than you and I'm sure he has a lot of money in some countries for"....I couldn't translate the last bit
@Alaska_Engineer
@Alaska_Engineer Рік тому
Oh my!! It goes to confirm that any kind of action is within anyone's range, especially to help family. Super awesome that Cain again (in the end) did what was difficult and right to help his family and is now helping others to reform. Also things for the rest of us to learn to be safer.
@pixpixpixpixpix
@pixpixpixpixpix 2 роки тому
He's a perfect example of brilliance and talent when used wrong and when used right.
@jjthe
@jjthe 2 роки тому
To be honest I don't believe his claim of committing 100 bank robberies. He say that he committed the robberies over the course of 2 years that would be just under 2 robberies a week!
@jrdunn5052
@jrdunn5052 2 роки тому
@@jjthe 1999-2001 is three years.
@jjthe
@jjthe 2 роки тому
@@jrdunn5052 Lol I don't know why 1999-2001 came out to 2 years in my brain 🤣
@jjthe
@jjthe 2 роки тому
@@jrdunn5052 Even so I still find the number he gave pretty unlikely. You can find the news articles about it and he was only suspected of 24
@endrankluvsda4loko172
@endrankluvsda4loko172 2 роки тому
@@jjthe lol 100 in 3 years is definitely a lot. On average, that's 33 year, and with 52 weeks a year we're looking at about 2 robberies every 3 weeks. Pretty impressive!
@shawnjacks2072
@shawnjacks2072 2 роки тому
Ironically he looks like a freaking bank manager lol
@MrBollocks10
@MrBollocks10 2 роки тому
Now they are thieves
@ElloMoto875
@ElloMoto875 2 роки тому
It’s the perfect heist look 😂 they’ll never expect it
@lilacdoe7945
@lilacdoe7945 2 роки тому
@@ElloMoto875 I think it was S Korea, but some E Asian country had the largest bank robbery in their nation's history from a bank manager. Straight up inside job with temporarily cooked books. The guy stole money when he was in charge of the count after getting the accountability guards in his pocket. Then he went to a casino and managed to win a bunch of money, then he replaced the money before anyone noticed. He got caught when he tried it again and lost everything at the casino. Or something like that, it's been a while since I learned it.
@duke3250
@duke3250 2 роки тому
he managed to take a lot from the bank
@barrysmith4674
@barrysmith4674 2 роки тому
I used to work as a Dealer/Inspector/Cashier. Cash and Hugh value chips went missing all the times as well as loads of fake money changed up by a dealer and a customer got his chips played a while then cashed out with a winners check. I no longer work in the business as I lost my Gaming License 🤨
@delliott7
@delliott7 Рік тому
Kudos to you sir, most bank robbers wouldn't even give their victims a second thought.
@thaDjMauz
@thaDjMauz Рік тому
And what do you base this statement on? Have you surveyed a great enough number of active bank robbers to statistically support it? Or do you just want to believe this because it fits your hollywood narrative of how people and issues work? Better not to say anything if you don't know, or at least phrase it in an open way.
@delliott7
@delliott7 Рік тому
@@thaDjMauz One word sums it up: recidivism. Generally it's the same population of people committing the same crimes over and over again.
@paveladamek3502
@paveladamek3502 10 місяців тому
The "looking at cops on purpose because they are looking for a guy who is pretending he is not even there" thing is pure genius.
@pattycakes1439
@pattycakes1439 4 місяці тому
Yeah that one got me. My experience has always taught me to avoid looking at the cops. I guess this is where I would have gotten busted lol.
@internetuser3578
@internetuser3578 2 роки тому
This man really deserves a movie. He's no Arsene Lupin, but 100 banks in 2 years is kind of crazy.
@enshk79
@enshk79 2 роки тому
Yeah he was no small time crook. It hit me when he said there were millions under the floor haha
@karnewsletters3328
@karnewsletters3328 2 роки тому
The number is a bluff. Only 24
@hypegfx5372
@hypegfx5372 2 роки тому
@@karnewsletters3328 lmaoooo “only 24”
@bold-comedy9232
@bold-comedy9232 2 роки тому
Kind of?
@timolson515
@timolson515 2 роки тому
@The bull Good for you 👍 👏
@bbqtong148
@bbqtong148 2 роки тому
Dang, did some extra digging around and found out his mix race meant witnesses often could not agree whether he was black, white or Latino, helping him evade authorities!
@carpediem4512
@carpediem4512 2 роки тому
💯
@nolanmccollum
@nolanmccollum 2 роки тому
Just a tanned white guy lmao😂
@abegarfield543
@abegarfield543 2 роки тому
That's me. Half Greek, half Native American, but by just looking at me it would be difficult to guess what ethnicity I am. I could be, Spanish, Mexican, Greek, Italian, possibly even a Middle Eastern/Caucasian mix or as Nolan said a tanned white guy. I'm having trouble getting an image to stay up on my account, otherwise you'd see what I mean by the photo.
@wwhite2958
@wwhite2958 2 роки тому
@@abegarfield543 lmao Irish and native American. I get dark in summer and have been asked if I was Lebanese or Greek on multiple occasions.
@someaipretendingtobehuman3157
@someaipretendingtobehuman3157 2 роки тому
Maybe he's the real Mr worldwide.
@CannonRushed
@CannonRushed Рік тому
What an amazing story and person. How wonderful I felt for him when I said, “now I can begin my life.” There is so much more weight than you realize once you unburden yourself. Really honestly inspiring and shows that even people with good intentions can find themselves astern.
@paul995
@paul995 Рік тому
What an amazing person? Just because he’s well spoken and comes off well does not change the fact he’s a horrible person you donut
@VA-gu1jq
@VA-gu1jq Рік тому
Amazing person? Really???
@wildestcowboy2668
@wildestcowboy2668 Рік тому
@@VA-gu1jq he a good punk...
@MistaPringles
@MistaPringles Рік тому
My brotha Vince! I had wondered what happened to you over the years. Good to see you're on the right track now. Prayers always! 🙏
@noobloner6596
@noobloner6596 2 роки тому
UKposts tutorials like this are a real saving grace to us all.
@michaelfilippi1520
@michaelfilippi1520 2 роки тому
Haha. Ya. I'm planning on robbing one tomorrow. When you planning? Robbing banks is a fun side hobby you know?
@jennhoff03
@jennhoff03 2 роки тому
@@michaelfilippi1520 I was never tempted to rob a bank until I worked at one and found out THERE WAS A TUNNEL FROM THE BASEMENT TO THE OUTSIDE THAT THEY WERE TOO CHEAP TO FIX!!! It had been around from like 20 years earlier and it was in a small town and they decided to just leave it. Every morning you were supposed to open the bank, turn off the upstairs alarm, go check to make sure that no one had come in the tunnel and were just downstairs waiting for you, and then do your morning duties. It was so wild that anyone could just walk in if they knew where the other side of the tunnel was. There were no alarms in the basement, only on the main level. This sounds like I'm making it up but I swear I'm not. I thought about robbing that Wells Fargo every gosh darn day. ;'D
@uzaidan4563
@uzaidan4563 2 роки тому
@@jennhoff03 and which Wells Fargo did u work at?
@DespondentGuardian
@DespondentGuardian 2 роки тому
@@uzaidan4563 oh lord...
@jennhoff03
@jennhoff03 2 роки тому
@@uzaidan4563 ;'D Well I really shouldn't say after that.
@Sp00kq
@Sp00kq 2 роки тому
"there was a pregnant lady... I don't want to rob the bank with a pregnant lady in case I accidentally harm the baby" (paraphrased) Professionals have standards
@Z4G.
@Z4G. 2 роки тому
Smart professionals*
@starwing0
@starwing0 2 роки тому
Honor amongst thieves
@bradleylefika9209
@bradleylefika9209 2 роки тому
Rules to the game
@andrewfitts3654
@andrewfitts3654 2 роки тому
cringe
@Sp00kq
@Sp00kq 2 роки тому
@@andrewfitts3654 boo hoo I don't like people having fun
@rossmanngroup
@rossmanngroup Рік тому
He sounds like Matthew Santoro
@jivepatrol6833
@jivepatrol6833 Рік тому
Appreciate the insight on this topic and that Mr. Dyer is reformed, repentant and is helping others. It's good to see that! Thank You! 🙂🙂
@timhideki
@timhideki 2 роки тому
Note for my FBI : _I watched this just for an entertainment._
@Ken-iu2zp
@Ken-iu2zp 2 роки тому
Facts 😅
@prash2905
@prash2905 2 роки тому
🤣🤣
@scottanos9981
@scottanos9981 2 роки тому
Too late they are knocking at your door
@gingergranttech
@gingergranttech 2 роки тому
You're a nobody
@prash2905
@prash2905 2 роки тому
@@gingergranttech its a joke..!
@captainkirkwood5957
@captainkirkwood5957 2 роки тому
I love whoever edited the shots of banks, slapped a early 2000s camcorder on there and went to town 😂
@Kebbab.213
@Kebbab.213 2 роки тому
Lmao yeah
@JamilThePimpLol
@JamilThePimpLol 2 роки тому
They ain’t fooling nobody, I know that’s a 2019 Corolla lmao
@captainkirkwood5957
@captainkirkwood5957 2 роки тому
@@JamilThePimpLol exactly! Once i seen the Tacoma I was like wait a minute 🤣
@Emthe30something
@Emthe30something 2 роки тому
@Captain Kirkwood love that you pointed this out
@bradyb837
@bradyb837 2 роки тому
@@captainkirkwood5957 in the scene before there was a brand new yukon and a newer silverado
@imbookedandverybusyhoney
@imbookedandverybusyhoney Рік тому
I remember I had a former inmate that was a serial bank robber and he shared his many stories. What I found interesting was his 1st robbery he said the teller that called “next” was a younger lady and he didn’t want her to call him, he preferred someone older 🙄 he also said his 1st time he was actually shaking and more nervous than the teller and almost pooped his pants 😂 he also said the teller was so frightened that she froze so it took time for him to calm her down and slowly talk her into giving him money by reassuring her she won’t get hurt but she needs to hurry!! He eventually got busted but he remembered her the most because she ended up with so many mental health conditions and PTSD, she ended up on disability because of his robbery! His only regret out of all the robberies were that lady 🥲 I couldn’t imagine having to live through a robbery, it looks fast and easy but it leaves behind devastation to those involved!
@theg.c.142
@theg.c.142 Рік тому
I call bs
@imbookedandverybusyhoney
@imbookedandverybusyhoney Рік тому
@@theg.c.142 why u call bs 🤔 I thought it was a truthful story 🤨
@blackwatch2516
@blackwatch2516 Рік тому
people love calling bs for no reason
@GaryGoat350
@GaryGoat350 Рік тому
I couldn’t imagine the anxiety and adrenaline of pulling this off. I have anxiety about just acting normal inside a bank let alone rob them.
@RosieWilliamOlivia
@RosieWilliamOlivia Рік тому
Haha!! Me too and I've never done anything slightly wrong in a bank 😂
@GaryGoat350
@GaryGoat350 Рік тому
@@RosieWilliamOlivia haha right? I was riding my motorcycle one day and went to the bank with my backpack on and it felt soooo sus that I had it on inside
@resto4life
@resto4life Рік тому
Let's try it
@danielcalabrese5769
@danielcalabrese5769 2 роки тому
When I was 18 I went on a 10 month crime spree because I was a heroin addict and I did about 45 armed robberies, I always thought that because I didn't physically hurt anyone that it wasn't that bad but years later in jail I did a course called (armed robbery prevention) which I thought was dumb but out of all the courses I did in jail that one showed how much my actions really hurt people mentally and emotionally and some people were still suffering many many years later and in that moment the reality of what I did hit me like a ton of bricks and I i had to act hard and tough in front of the other crims but inside and later on I was feeling alot of guilt and I really hope that the people involved with my crimes are not still suffering today. I am now drug and crime free for many years.
@literalantifaterrorist4673
@literalantifaterrorist4673 2 роки тому
Congratulations!!
@SW-zh2qn
@SW-zh2qn 2 роки тому
🎻
@danielcalabrese5769
@danielcalabrese5769 2 роки тому
@@SW-zh2qn I don't understand why you put the violin because I wasn't looking for sympathy? I was explaining how I came to understand that even though I didn't physically hurt anyone I still hurt people anyway. So putting that violin there really doesn't make sense to me. Either way have a good day/night wherever you are
@andresiniesta8454
@andresiniesta8454 2 роки тому
🎻
@literalantifaterrorist4673
@literalantifaterrorist4673 2 роки тому
@@andresiniesta8454 nice alt
@ziptie.entity
@ziptie.entity 2 роки тому
I like how they tried to make it old fashioned and at one point a Tesla rolls past
@suedenim6590
@suedenim6590 2 роки тому
Don't start you donut, this is UKposts, give it a week you'll have the "Elon is a time travelling alien" videos
@ziptie.entity
@ziptie.entity 2 роки тому
@@suedenim6590 lmao
@dontcomply5008
@dontcomply5008 2 роки тому
@@suedenim6590 lol
@onewayonelife5332
@onewayonelife5332 2 роки тому
🤣🤣 no that’s a time traveler
@Sciurus
@Sciurus 2 роки тому
@@suedenim6590 if you think Elon is an alien... check out some of the REAL Tesla Tech and check out Eric Dollard's work lmao!
@chamman9001
@chamman9001 Рік тому
These bank robberies we're committed at a time where there were a fraction of the security and cctv cameras there are today. Very important to mention.
@blockhead859
@blockhead859 Рік тому
No need to mention the obvious
@PunchYourHeadOff
@PunchYourHeadOff Рік тому
Wasn’t thinking about that
@JupiterCamelz
@JupiterCamelz Рік тому
It’s crazy how he is on here knowing his background inspiring other folks in a non direct way
@Ibuddy66
@Ibuddy66 Рік тому
As a former bank employee, this man is quite an amazing person. He really lays it all out about the crime aspect and about the psychological toll this has on people and it not being a victimless crime.
@jbb8261
@jbb8261 Рік тому
@Jessica that’s not the point 🙃 they’re in harms way at work and threatened by criminals who may potentially hurt them to get what they want. That can absolutely be traumatizing.
@averagejoewithstufftoknow2242
@averagejoewithstufftoknow2242 Рік тому
@@jbb8261 did they not know about bank robberies before taking a job at a bank? Same at gas station. Im an electrician and i knew getting in to the trade it held a higher chance of getting shocked.
@MrTruthAddict
@MrTruthAddict Рік тому
@@averagejoewithstufftoknow2242 that's not how trauma works. I never thought I would ever have an involuntary reaction to an unexpected life changing event but when it did happen to me I developed this thing where I gasp and wake up out of a deep sleep or overreact to loud noises. It's absolutely involuntary and it's embarassing sometimes. Nothing in my life had ever scared me before. This event did. I can now understand why a bank employee might suffer lasting after effects from living through a robbery.
@jbb8261
@jbb8261 Рік тому
@@averagejoewithstufftoknow2242 that’s not the point eitherrrrr
@jbb8261
@jbb8261 Рік тому
@@MrTruthAddict I’m sorry to hear that. I’m also sorry that these jackasses are invalidating you.
@jannellej7917
@jannellej7917 2 роки тому
Sentencing is so strange in America. There are people in jail for life for a few ounces of weed while this dude is free as a bird. Interesting. I'm not saying he needs more time, just pointing out that overhaul is way overdue.
@LunaBeth97
@LunaBeth97 2 роки тому
I really recommend checking out Jessica Kent and Larry Lawton's UKposts channels. After watching a few videos, it makes you realise just how fucked the system is.
@joaqu7002
@joaqu7002 2 роки тому
He made a deal with the FBI. Edit: he also used a BB gun
@TheCheeseman1983
@TheCheeseman1983 2 роки тому
I would argue that this guy is an example of the system actually working. Here we have a man who turned to crime out of desperation, but now works to help people prevent or recover from those same sorts of crimes. The perfect example of reformation. Obviously, the better outcome would be never having felt desperate enough to resort to crime in the first place, but taking all the money we currently spend on prisons and putting it towards addressing poverty seems unpopular.
@TH-ib5ly
@TH-ib5ly 2 роки тому
He probably surrendered or helped the authorities when caught while having a very good lawyer(havnt seen the video yet so don't know if he tells about it)
@jjthe
@jjthe 2 роки тому
Yeah the charges people get for drug possession can be super outrageous. However, the only way someone can get life for it is if they have prior felonies. I also think that of some those felonies have be violent offenses. Otherwise the maximum is like 3 years or something like that. This guy already being out is primarily because he wasn't charged with all 100 robberies and he turned himself in
@phillipthehun
@phillipthehun Рік тому
“OK now I begin my life”, simple yet powerful~
@catalinadog157
@catalinadog157 Рік тому
“Now I begin my life” that’s maturity right there, idk why but it hit me really hard
@milmoose622
@milmoose622 2 роки тому
This dude is super clear in his descriptions and clearly above average intelligence. But he still has the crazy eyes. You can tell he loved it and misses the thrill.
@InnaVitamina777
@InnaVitamina777 2 роки тому
Sure does lol
@basroca2533
@basroca2533 2 роки тому
Thats the 1st thing I noticed. Dude got the stare👀
@Sarawarawara-
@Sarawarawara- 2 роки тому
He looks like an uncle sharing stories at the family gathering while the children sit there understanding but not fully and the adults are all having a deep conversation about It at a family gathering... yet he’s talking about his past robberies, talking about how he wouldn’t rob a place with a pregnant women for the baby but all the others and the children and teenagers he’ll traumatise are no concern. It feels like he almost planned to tell the story or he Is using different reasons than what he actually had to make the viewers think that he’s still an ethical person... It’s literally the technique my 11 year old self used for a villain In my story In English class today. Yikes...
@wisdomisraeloliveira9081
@wisdomisraeloliveira9081 2 роки тому
Nice comment !
@wooshbait36
@wooshbait36 2 роки тому
I'm so proud of my daughter for stopping a bank robbery today. The robbers went in and held their guns up, telling everyone to put their hands in the air. My daughter (only 3 years old!) stood her ground, faced them directly in the eye, and simply said "If you're being mugged, just say no. Your robbers cannot legally take any of your possessions." Almost instantaneously, the robbers collapsed to the floor, suffering from a bipolar seizure. Everyone clapped, and she was given the position as senator of the state of Florida, as well as invited by the Democratic National Convention to run for President in 2024. What an unbelievable event! I'm so blessed by God to have such a wonderful child.
@edgeninja
@edgeninja 2 роки тому
I was robbed 2 years ago. Bank robberies definitely aren't what you see in the movies. 9/10 times these days it's one dude passing a note to the teller. These guys have no interest in drama. They wanna get in and out as quickly as possible. Also, dye packs are rarely used anymore out of safety concerns. Most banks opt for bait money.
@SuperYxskaft
@SuperYxskaft 2 роки тому
What is bait money? Like fake marked money?
@letter1014
@letter1014 2 роки тому
@@SuperYxskaft Yes, fake money.
@justinmuse7095
@justinmuse7095 2 роки тому
@@SuperYxskaft Its money that has a traceable serial code.
@Auriflamme
@Auriflamme 2 роки тому
@@SuperYxskaft Bait money is money that has been soaked in shark-bait. Sharks attack the bank robber as soon as they exit the bank.
@jakenapier6925
@jakenapier6925 2 роки тому
@@Auriflamme lmao
@manhoosnick
@manhoosnick Рік тому
An authentic man. So refreshing to watch. Thanks Man
@RealVik123
@RealVik123 Рік тому
I knew a guy who stole banks in the end 80s-90s in Spain. I knew him around 2010, he was living on same place as me. He was around 20sth older than me, i knew him as he was out of prison. So one night he told me about that life , even he didnt talk much about that ever, but this night he did , we were alone. Being addicted to the adrenaline tod me , also about blowing the money too fast. I could understand that. Also some stories about other guys that i prefer not sharing, too dark. He was an ex boxer and was strong, was nice with us, but i bet he was violent when robbing banks. He and his friends used heroin on that times, that dark story about other guys is related to robbing bans and this addiction. They ended dead to skip a WD, short story. He had a rough life at the end, payed lots of jail years and having nothing when being out except some months a subsidy. Well as he was nice so he had the people from that area that we would meet at a couple of bars, we liked him. He didnt use when i get to know him btw, dont know if he was doing methadone or not. I think that not. He would dress as Santa Claus in Christmas for the daughters of a friend who were young. It's weird, that contrasts of bad and good things. Congratulations for leaving this life sucesfully
@Magdann
@Magdann 2 роки тому
Wow that man could do a tedtalk: hello I'm a former bank robber and we going to talk about "psychology and human behavior ".
@casparvoncampenhausen5249
@casparvoncampenhausen5249 2 роки тому
That's spot on
@porty8304
@porty8304 2 роки тому
Would love to see that
@xavi12R
@xavi12R 2 роки тому
I feel a lot of successful criminals could give a ted talk on such a topic. The amount they understand how to work people is amazing and vital to them not getting caught.
@shezadm6300
@shezadm6300 2 роки тому
Yea he seems very intelligent and seems to have a strong understanding of psychology.. especially the part where he looks at the police office as if nothing happened.. By the way, the videos on the playlist on my channel just might change someone’s life!
@likeabaws124578
@likeabaws124578 2 роки тому
How do we know that this isn’t an elaborate play by him to get the cops off of his back as he currently plans to hit the greatest lick of all time
@Zack-bl2gg
@Zack-bl2gg 2 роки тому
Dude… he contacted the cops. He’s the one that turned himself in. They had nothing on him.
@sarahrosen4985
@sarahrosen4985 2 роки тому
He has also explained why he started robbing banks in a previous video and that he started a company to help young people turn their lives around.
@jacksonquinn8744
@jacksonquinn8744 2 роки тому
@@sarahrosen4985 ah he did the old Robin hood facade, eh?
@Vandicoup
@Vandicoup 2 роки тому
@@jacksonquinn8744 It's not a façade. Google about his work today. He robbed banks to help a family member who was in huge debt to the cartel in the first place. Watch his 'Bank Robber Breaks Down Robbery Scenes' video and you'll see him explain his whole backstory and reasoning. He wasn't necessarily robbing banks just for the sake of robbing them. He had a good reason and it was out of pure desperation.
@chiroh145
@chiroh145 2 роки тому
@@Zack-bl2gg in the video he said they’d already been tipped off about his name so it probably would’ve been a matter of time him turning himself in just sped up the process
@strikekilo8360
@strikekilo8360 Рік тому
i feel like this guy is genuinely a really good person and he def deserves a great life
@DooDad30
@DooDad30 Рік тому
I like how he says this isn’t a tutorial for robbing banks then proceeds to give the bank robbing for dummies lesson!
@mohamoudhassan6934
@mohamoudhassan6934 Рік тому
Prob why i stopped watching at 4 minutes. Blah blah blah
@tiffany02020
@tiffany02020 2 роки тому
This channel is slowly becoming an instruction manual and I’m lovin it hahaha
@MrNeosantana
@MrNeosantana 2 роки тому
This series is thousands of times better than TV documentaries. This is an interesting person with an interesting story. No heavy cuts away, no narrator, no shitty graphics. Just letting the person talk. And it's riveting.
@mrrebel172
@mrrebel172 2 роки тому
😁😁Chevy Chevy
@RisingRecluse
@RisingRecluse 2 роки тому
"Are you interested in a life of crime? Welcome to my masterclass."
@Timothycpollock
@Timothycpollock 2 роки тому
You’re right!
@Blvo1
@Blvo1 2 роки тому
Hahaha so true. If not in America these things cn be used universally in any country 😂😂
@whosyourdaddy842
@whosyourdaddy842 2 роки тому
I live in Adelaide, south Australia, and we've had several long term bank robbers that were never caught. One was the postcard bandit. He used to Rob banks in the outer metro/inner country banks on a push bike. Had another one who robbed the bank, then simply jogged away down the street. He's right about blending in. He's also right about the psychological damage. My mates mum had a sawn off shotgun jammed in her face during a bank robbery, 8 years later and she's still a mess. Hasn't worked a day since, either. Like in his robberies, nobody was ever injured(except psychologically of course) in any of our robberies either. 100 banks in 2 years though, damn son, that's impressive.
@moake89
@moake89 2 роки тому
You didn’t use the word bloke once that entire novel.
@whosyourdaddy842
@whosyourdaddy842 2 роки тому
@@moake89 but you couldn't last one sentence. I didn't know it was a contest.
@moake89
@moake89 2 роки тому
@@whosyourdaddy842 I’m not Australian. Just a humble fan of the accent and Steve Irwin. ✊
@samfried2450
@samfried2450 2 роки тому
I’m also from Adelaide, guessing those robberies were out north lol?
@whosyourdaddy842
@whosyourdaddy842 2 роки тому
@@moake89 sorry bloke, you can't tell if some bloke is genuine, or just having a go at another bloke. That should hold ya, cobber👍.
@spencerbainter677
@spencerbainter677 Рік тому
Stay blessed and am so glad you are so developed and on the right side now. Amazing sir
@rubber_face8410
@rubber_face8410 Рік тому
Thanks for the tutorial. It worked perfectly
@douknowme391
@douknowme391 2 роки тому
No one told me this was an option in career days
@xxkvngjayxx
@xxkvngjayxx 2 роки тому
I mean you can do anything just don’t get caught
@SpaceRanger187
@SpaceRanger187 2 роки тому
No face no case
@TunTheOfficial
@TunTheOfficial 2 роки тому
@@xxkvngjayxx these words are so true lol. Anything is possible as long as you don't get caught 😂
@matthew_natividad
@matthew_natividad 2 роки тому
It’s a one time only thing
@josephmcdonald9933
@josephmcdonald9933 2 роки тому
Lol. They were too busy robbing a bank
@garyb2392
@garyb2392 2 роки тому
First time I’ve ever heard of this guy, but he’s well spoken and in his own way impressive. No one taught him how to rob a bank, or was part of a bigger criminal organization, he just started doing it (out of desperation). As others have said, he probably stretched the truth and agreed to do this interview for his own benefit but still no less impressive LS
@Yobott
@Yobott 2 роки тому
dunno, the article about him says there were *possibily* 24 bank robberies (still a lot) but got convicted for only 6. he personally had drug problems and he himself owed money to the wrong kind of people, so this whole ''saved my brother'' or whatever.. it seems the reality is more he was a junkie turned bank robber that wasn't so suave at first but more the ''GET DOWN'' with a hand gun type because else his drug dealer would shoot him and jail didn't seem so bad anymore. him turning himself in also just sounds like he knew he was gonna get caught so he just pleaded a deal by turning himself in first, no conscious sort of resolve. this is a bit the hollywood romantic version lol
@edgehead13
@edgehead13 2 роки тому
A lot of criminals are extremely intelligent people. Don't fool yourself.
@deeharris5592
@deeharris5592 Рік тому
It’s not just that. Ppl always say that about intelligent Black ppl like who says that? Such and such is so well spoken. It’s like you’re surprised he’s not out here splitting verbs & acting a fool 🙄
@garyb2392
@garyb2392 Рік тому
@@deeharris5592 I think you miss understood me. I’m not surprised he’s well spoken because he’s black but because he is or was robbing banks. In my mind someone wanting to rob banks or needing to rob banks (not part of a crew like the movie “Heat”) probably grew up poor. And didn’t finish any kind of school…that’s the stereotype in my head of a bank robber, desperate, poor, under-educated, etc. Can a person like that be well spoken sure, but it surprises me. No race component even crossed my mind.
@hoganmisses7448
@hoganmisses7448 Рік тому
Alot of crimes are done out of desperation. That's where the thought of crime first sparks from. Desperation.
@SuperAlphaKirby
@SuperAlphaKirby Рік тому
Thanx for the tutorial!
@asriel365
@asriel365 Рік тому
Thanks for tutorial i really needed that
@Ganiscol
@Ganiscol 2 роки тому
I'm glad Insider brought Mr. Dyer back and also let him speak a little about his background!
@GeorgiaNFA
@GeorgiaNFA 2 роки тому
It take a a big man to do what you did and come clean. I wish you all the best.
@laurennloraezzz
@laurennloraezzz 2 роки тому
Georgia NFA?
@skullman9113
@skullman9113 2 роки тому
Kind looks like he would contemplate murder.
@awenner
@awenner 2 роки тому
It takes someone who doesn't want to go to prison for life
@Marquis-Sade
@Marquis-Sade 2 роки тому
@@skullman9113 You think so?
@Marquis-Sade
@Marquis-Sade 2 роки тому
@@awenner lol
@cmja09
@cmja09 Рік тому
Thanks! Great guide. Worked for me
@Kerpeles
@Kerpeles Рік тому
Thanks! This is all I need
@turbo6266
@turbo6266 2 роки тому
"My name is Cain Vincent Dyer and this is my Masterclass."
@manoqueenz
@manoqueenz 2 роки тому
He totally didn't turn himself in out of conscience at the same week as someone reported him to the FBI. The coincidence is too unbelieveable. More likely than not he had heard about it and immediately contacted his attorney to try to get a shorter sentence.
@vegatdm
@vegatdm 2 роки тому
Most likely slipped and knew it was gonna come back to haunt him.
@dynamicpaintball
@dynamicpaintball 2 роки тому
When someone is as professional and conciencious as him everything he does was calculated. Good on him though for turning his life around after serving his time though. Just because someone's smart and plans well doesn't make them bad.
@maybebitten9492
@maybebitten9492 2 роки тому
@@dynamicpaintball would say that a lot of criminals arent bad people, im a carpenter currently renovating a prison in my country and every Inmate is so Nice there
@dynamicpaintball
@dynamicpaintball 2 роки тому
@@maybebitten9492 Nah I'd agree a solid 80% are usually a victim of bad decision making and circumstances. There are some truly evil people out there though.
@maybebitten9492
@maybebitten9492 2 роки тому
@@dynamicpaintball yeah i dont have access to that area so i couldnt tell you how bad they are haha
@StatusFX3
@StatusFX3 Рік тому
Yes! Thank you for being a Karmic avenger through your actions. You are an inspiration, brother.
@MindandBodyandSoul
@MindandBodyandSoul Рік тому
Thank you for the tutorial. Really appreciate you 🤧
@vokemxnosexpertmodding1741
@vokemxnosexpertmodding1741 2 роки тому
Driving away as cops speed past you has to be the most incredible outplayed 1,000IQ feeling ever.
@brianheidel4550
@brianheidel4550 Рік тому
that would totally make me throw a party for myself when i got home.
@Tonyhouse1168
@Tonyhouse1168 Рік тому
It is. But the blood pumping in your ears and behind your eyes and your guts going crazy is a nasty feeling.
@greatdane131
@greatdane131 2 роки тому
I once was part of stopping a bank robbery, it was a junkie who held up a clerk/teller with a knife (no guns) and I got 6 bottles of wine as a "thank you" from the bank. I can still remember how terrified the clerk/teller lady was. It's NOT a victimless crime.
@xxyy1318
@xxyy1318 2 роки тому
How did you do it
@greatdane131
@greatdane131 2 роки тому
@@xxyy1318 I walked by the bank when the robber ran out, me and another person followed them at a distance and pointed the police in the right direction when they showed up.
@jonathanvilla143
@jonathanvilla143 Рік тому
lol see
@cutekanjii
@cutekanjii Рік тому
Can't stand have a go heros, or tell tales who cares if u stopped it! Should have let it go. The banks are the REAL scum criminals making millions upin millions while the majority struggle.
@kmieciu4ever
@kmieciu4ever Рік тому
@ConfusedOilPainter initially I thought he hit the junkie with a wine bottle...
@chaseonthecase9191
@chaseonthecase9191 Рік тому
Excellent tutorial! This worked perfectly on my first attempt
@peterwilson5528
@peterwilson5528 Рік тому
His body language shows he knew what he was doing. That guy knows how to command a situation.
@gman7329
@gman7329 2 роки тому
As a someone that has been robbed twice at knifepoint I am painfully aware of the trauma the victims suffer after something like that, at least you are now doing your best to right those wrongs from your past. Hats off to you.
@cainvincentdyer5891
@cainvincentdyer5891 2 роки тому
Thank You Brett! And I’m sorry that you had to experience that. Thank you for your spirit of forgiveness. I’ll definitely keep doing my best to make things right!
@trollghost9997
@trollghost9997 2 роки тому
Yoo u actually here
@MrEdEtRoIt
@MrEdEtRoIt 2 роки тому
How you get robbed TWICE?! Didn’t you learn to carry a pistol after the first time?!
@allancouceiro9905
@allancouceiro9905 2 роки тому
Robbed twice at knifepoint? Hey man... maybe it's you.
@MrEdEtRoIt
@MrEdEtRoIt 2 роки тому
@@allancouceiro9905 for real! Carry guns people!!!
@Raventooth
@Raventooth 2 роки тому
I know somebody who had his two daughters in a bank during a robbery. He saw that the robbers pointing the gun was super steady not shaking at all so he had done it before. He put his daughters behind him and slowly walked out backwards because he knew they were cold-blooded. The robbers hopped in a red Corvette convertible and cruised out at the same time the cops were cruising in in. He said it was like something out of a movie.
@queenofthebutterflies5212
@queenofthebutterflies5212 Рік тому
I had a friend who was an ex stick up robber. He was the nicest guy. He used to take care of his Granny. I adored him but lost track of him. Cain is wonderful for trying to rectify his mistakes working with victims and offenders. Best of luck to him.
@abdulrahmanalmowafy5350
@abdulrahmanalmowafy5350 Рік тому
Seeing his smile and his eyes just light up as he speaks about the parts he enjoy is oh so touching! A good lesson for you kids to follow your passion
@AjieA
@AjieA Рік тому
😂😂😭😭
@croissantlover1
@croissantlover1 Рік тому
Yeah totally not like he's enjoying reliving the moments of his fun in his mind but actually getting to brag about it. Red flags 101.
@tomhocking5606
@tomhocking5606 2 роки тому
What he did might have been wrong, but you have to admire the crazy amount of foresight this guy had to avoid being detected by the cops. Ordering people to keep looking forward rather than lie on the floor with their arms out seems so obvious but it blew my mind
@MechanicalMeltdowns
@MechanicalMeltdowns Рік тому
No way he was a junkie. He said he had millions saved. 100% hid the cash, claimed to have spent it all on drugs, turned himself in, got out with a retirement fund.
@reginaphalange4182
@reginaphalange4182 2 роки тому
This is fascinating. I could listen to this guy talk all day.
@jackmacca6854
@jackmacca6854 2 роки тому
He has an episode about him on how to rob a bank
@brianvent
@brianvent 2 роки тому
@@jackmacca6854 deep
@xMADExINxSHIJAKx
@xMADExINxSHIJAKx Рік тому
You are dam right about that glue and about eye contact with the cops. It’s all about psychology.
@final_animal
@final_animal Рік тому
The LA Times says this guy robbed 24 banks, not 100, and that he was in drug debt personally, not his sibling, and that he was super aggressive and threatening with the gun lol, pretty different version of events than the one he gives here
@DAngeloDino
@DAngeloDino 2 роки тому
What a cycle of circumstances ending in an incredibly solid lesson and story.
@offchance789
@offchance789 2 роки тому
Only lesson here is that keeping a secret is incredibly difficult with a guilty conscience. He was living clean it seemed, not flashing money, not robbing, they had a name but no evidence. Dostoevsky's Crime & Punishment still ringing true on typical pyschologies of non pyschopaths.
@billytblack
@billytblack 2 роки тому
This fits really well with the idea that most criminals have nothing to do in prison, but rather should get help to be brought back into a more honest way to contribute to society; finding passion and fulfillment. Not talking about rapist, muderers, etc.. but a smaller offense like a theft or impulsive violence. Hopefully in a near future we'll figure out a way to bring a sense of unity in our community instead of putting problems away to be forgotten.
@fatsumo
@fatsumo 2 роки тому
Happens a lot with black hat hackers, they're often recruited into cyber security or even into CIA/FBI depending on how high profile they are after being caught. Their skills, among others, can be used for the greater good in a lot of cases
@randomlygeneratedname7171
@randomlygeneratedname7171 2 роки тому
Theft is another no. Property rights revolves around everything and should be respected.
@billytblack
@billytblack 2 роки тому
@@randomlygeneratedname7171 If a kid steals a pencil at school, should he go on detention for a month or should he be explained what his gestures implied and how to feel empathy towards others? Most adults haven't grown up yet.
@fatsumo
@fatsumo 2 роки тому
@@billytblack I think that metaphor is a little dumbed down and isn't really applicable to a lot of major theft crime. I still agree with your initial thoughts, but I'd also ask out of curiosity- what ability in a thief's skillset would be beneficial to society?
@billytblack
@billytblack 2 роки тому
@@fatsumo I wanted to show and extreme example with a kid. Obviously stealing a car or a bank has bigger consequences.. but it comes from the same ego thoughts patterns and an unability to see how every action we take impacts the whole world. It is not because someone steals that he is only able to do that specific thing. Behind this behaviour might be someone who always wanted to do art and never got support from his peers and simply over time turned more and more into crime because of his life situation. There's a million ways someone can help society. We are all equally important; whether you're the garbage man, a police officer, the prime minister. We are all equally here on Earth, and we are all in search of love at our deepest core. We just constantly get carried away with ideas/concepts on the surface ;)
@oddzzyy5649
@oddzzyy5649 Рік тому
THANK YOU! it worked you got yourself a new sub
@KaelWrit
@KaelWrit Рік тому
what upset me when I got robbed is that someone pointing a gun at me meant it COULD go off & k*ll me. So it wasn't just that I felt scared, it was that I literally could have gotten hurt. So could they have. Or if I had called cops, some other innocent person. but I knew that the robbers had a bad life and were doing something really foolish and potentially self destructive & I just hope they stop hurting people and get better morally & in terms of whatever was going wrong.
@RockyC89
@RockyC89 2 роки тому
As a former teller he’s absolutely right. I managed a teller line in DC back in 2008 and depending on the day of the week I could have north of 800k sitting in my vault. My branch was so busy I would have to ship out money two times a week to be in compliance. I remember one time we took in so many deposits that we almost had a million and It was the only time I ever considered filling up a duffle bag and making a run for it lol.
@jennhoff03
@jennhoff03 2 роки тому
Really? Wow. I was a teller at Wells Fargo and we never had more than $2,000 in our drawer. If we got more than that, we had to stop and go put it in the vault. I wonder what the difference was! Different management styles, I guess?
@RockyC89
@RockyC89 2 роки тому
@@jennhoff03 2k was the drawer limit for us as well. I’m referring to the vault. This was the only branch I worked at that I had to ship out money twice a week, we were in downtown DC so we were really busy with parking garages and small commercial deposits.
@jennhoff03
@jennhoff03 2 роки тому
@@RockyC89 Oh, I see! Yeah, the vault has tons of cash.
@lullarmstrong3423
@lullarmstrong3423 Рік тому
You probably would have gotten fired for that and not been eligible for unemployment.
@youtubedislikebutton9316
@youtubedislikebutton9316 Рік тому
@@lullarmstrong3423 I think that would be the least of their problems
@machoreyes911
@machoreyes911 2 роки тому
This has to be the craziest story I’ve seen in a minute!
@MsTomboati
@MsTomboati 2 роки тому
Indeed
@omnicideoscopy
@omnicideoscopy 2 роки тому
The vid is 15 minutes long /s
@machoreyes911
@machoreyes911 2 роки тому
Oh I’m sorry! I have to articulate my vocabulary for you so you can understand? Get an urban dictionary!
@plantednanolife7051
@plantednanolife7051 Рік тому
Thanks for the video! Just a few more videos like this and I’ll be on my way to pulling one off myself 👌👌
@dirtydanglesferdaaa6057
@dirtydanglesferdaaa6057 Рік тому
What an absolute LEGEND!
@Andre-jp4yt
@Andre-jp4yt 2 роки тому
he forgot to say: "this is not a financial adivice", unlike those youtubers who have robed us of our time
@scottanos9981
@scottanos9981 2 роки тому
I suppose this was financial advice 😅
@skycorrigan6511
@skycorrigan6511 2 роки тому
I hate when I'm robed. I'm not a fan of the material
@Andre-jp4yt
@Andre-jp4yt 2 роки тому
@@skycorrigan6511 how often do u get robed and what city is that? sounds like not a fun place to be at.
@terabit.
@terabit. 2 роки тому
@@skycorrigan6511 We'll come after you bro. You're our heroe! Congrats!
@frv6610
@frv6610 Рік тому
@@Andre-jp4yt he meant getting rubbed
@agirlisnoone5953
@agirlisnoone5953 2 роки тому
I absolutely love his use of "mascara"
@dontfeedthetroll294
@dontfeedthetroll294 Рік тому
The thumbnail has to be the best disguise I've ever seen. Even together you wouldn't be able tell it's the same guy.
@nataliezementbeisser1492
@nataliezementbeisser1492 Рік тому
thank you for sharing your knowledge I will use it in my next robberies
@giannisleontsinis9446
@giannisleontsinis9446 2 роки тому
he's wearing robert deniro's suit from heat as a tribute
@entertainme7523
@entertainme7523 2 роки тому
Needs the hair
@dozhadeville444
@dozhadeville444 2 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Very clever my friend
@wtfisditvoorbullshit
@wtfisditvoorbullshit 2 роки тому
damn you're right. Coincidence?
@Goianoesmeraldino
@Goianoesmeraldino 2 роки тому
@@wtfisditvoorbullshit there's no coincidence in this game...
@noelht1
@noelht1 2 роки тому
When he hugged the FBI agent he told him he wouldn’t hesitate to put him down.
@kevooo42069
@kevooo42069 Рік тому
The pregnant lady part made me realize just how much of a respectful/smart professional he actually was. I respect that part.
@golforfishing
@golforfishing Рік тому
I think what he meant was that if it ended in a miscarriage then it could potentially become a complicated situation (robbery levels up to homicide)
@se11459
@se11459 Рік тому
At least a 50/50 chance he made that up. Criminals all have a story. There are things he’s saying that don’t add up.
@Duck-he1yg
@Duck-he1yg Рік тому
Thanks for the tips my bank robbery today went much smoother than last week!
@joelcowan2568
@joelcowan2568 Рік тому
It's nice being able to learn how crime works through a video
@nathanyocum4845
@nathanyocum4845 2 роки тому
Weirdly he stretched the truth with a LOT of stuff in this video. I've followed his case sense 2002 when it was happening. His case was going to air on Americas Most Wanted by the FBI and he was going to be mentioned as the main suspect. So when his attorney notified him of that he also told him he should turn himself in and that he can work him a deal. He also stretched the truth with how he robbed banks. The majority of his bank robberies were very agressive with him waving the fake weapon and ordering people onto the ground. He was only identified as doing 28 bank robberies. Not 100.
@monkmane2345
@monkmane2345 2 роки тому
Yeah bro you shoulda seen this fish i caught it was a 6 footer! Lmao dudes will always embellish the truth. On an unrelated note dont ask the wife about my 8 inch bandit..
@christianc.christian5025
@christianc.christian5025 2 роки тому
Every criminal I’ve ever dealt with exaggerated the number or amount of crimes they committed while also depicting themselves as being more honorable/stoic than they were. This is exactly what you should expect anytime somebody starts voluntarily talking to you about their criminal endeavors without you really probing.
@cheydinal5401
@cheydinal5401 2 роки тому
Ok, maybe I shouldn't have trusted a guy who literally admits to robbing tons of banks
@lawsonBlawrence
@lawsonBlawrence 2 роки тому
They could only ID him at 28 banks.. doesn’t mean it wasn’t more
@senju31
@senju31 2 роки тому
@@lawsonBlawrence true that
@shaider1982
@shaider1982 2 роки тому
He is very thorough in planning.He may as well be the leader of a gang. Also sounds very professional and polite.
@xxkvngjayxx
@xxkvngjayxx 2 роки тому
His character don’t match it but all we know is he is
@jk-76
@jk-76 2 роки тому
Smacks his lips too much like a conman
@wasupman777
@wasupman777 2 роки тому
@@jk-76 Gon smack your face in too with all that crazy talk
@altarriq
@altarriq Рік тому
@@jk-76 stop projecting
@jk-76
@jk-76 Рік тому
@@altarriq Projecting what exaxtly?
@Kinta8888
@Kinta8888 Рік тому
Thanks for the tips Vincent
@maxtortarum4657
@maxtortarum4657 Рік тому
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial I’ll make use of it
@themurrrr
@themurrrr 2 роки тому
I do love that this man not only stopped the harm he was doing, but actively is seeking out to make a positive impact by using the life lesson he’s learned.
@sinuslebastian6366
@sinuslebastian6366 2 роки тому
And also while using the millions he has hidden away and underreported when he "turned himself in". Let's not make him our lord and saviour just yet.
@themurrrr
@themurrrr 2 роки тому
@@sinuslebastian6366 I put no one on such a pedestal. No one. But I’m also not gonna poopoo on someone’s good deeds. Especially without any hard evidence. He paid for his crimes by doing the time. He deserves a second chance. If he fucks up again, off he goes again. But there is no need to assume any wrong doings yet. You can’t keep everyone in jail forever. It’s not even remotely possible. Eventually most of em gotta come out and get another chance.
@christianc.christian5025
@christianc.christian5025 2 роки тому
@@sinuslebastian6366 Lmfao, I get that you want to be iconoclastic here, but reform and “correction” is quite literally what the prison system is supposed to do. If someone lauding the rare instances of this actually happening makes you start in with the oUR lOrD n SaVIoR thing, then it’s more a reflection on you than anything.
@christianc.christian5025
@christianc.christian5025 2 роки тому
@@themurrrr This person is just envious of others receiving praise and recognition. It doesn’t mean anything.
@sinuslebastian6366
@sinuslebastian6366 2 роки тому
Derp Y-Derp aight dude. Whatever you say.
@khombisilemasondo7261
@khombisilemasondo7261 2 роки тому
The people who disliked are the people who were caught on their first robbery
@westcoastbred7745
@westcoastbred7745 2 роки тому
😂
@robloxlover2748
@robloxlover2748 2 роки тому
@@westcoastbred7745 GOD LOVES YOU
@BobbityBob19
@BobbityBob19 2 роки тому
@@robloxlover2748 didnt have much love for the people in those banks.
@hindurashtravadi2563
@hindurashtravadi2563 2 роки тому
No respect for a criminals
@edvenuto9614
@edvenuto9614 2 роки тому
Yea
@worlddemize
@worlddemize Рік тому
Some great tips here thanks
@Glamourbiker12
@Glamourbiker12 7 місяців тому
I met Cain about 6 or 7 years ago in LA, and when he finally told me his history, I honestly thought his cheese had slipped off his cracker. Lol Now... He's one of my dearest friends, and seeing him tell his story makes me adore him that much more. I'm proud of him and his growth.
@kevinkane7667
@kevinkane7667 2 роки тому
45 years ago I started working for a cotton business in the accounts department and one of my co-workers, who was very friendly and pleasant and was looking after his sick mother by himself, was found to have stolen a small amount of money. The boss reported him to the police and he was given a four-year sentence even though it was a first offence. I thought my boss was going to be physically sick when he heard about the sentence and swore he would never report anyone again.
@jennhoff03
@jennhoff03 2 роки тому
Ugh, that sucks! I don't blame your boss for feeling guilty. That's a big one to have on your conscience, even though it wasn't really his fault.
@jonnygranville281
@jonnygranville281 2 роки тому
So, you robbed him then right? 🤣
@kevinkane7667
@kevinkane7667 2 роки тому
@@jonnygranville281 Plenty of opportunity but l was never brave enough. I’ve always hated being locked in anywhere or tied in any way, so prison is a real terror for me and you never know he might have changed his mind!
@jonnygranville281
@jonnygranville281 2 роки тому
@@kevinkane7667 Right on man I was totally kidding. I've been to jail for fighting and dui in my younger days and I'd never risk going back. Straight and narrow, do the right thing for me
@blist8329
@blist8329 2 роки тому
When he says it's not a victimless crime hes talking about the witnesses and tellers. Not the banking system
@allancouceiro9905
@allancouceiro9905 2 роки тому
yeah Id never realised that the poor banking system was the innocent victim in all this, makes me feel terrible
@comradelinguine9053
@comradelinguine9053 2 роки тому
@@allancouceiro9905 if this is sarcasm this is v funny
@jimpigato2149
@jimpigato2149 2 роки тому
Years ago, I was a bank teller and got robbed. It was a long time before I felt comfortable with anybody who I didn’t know coming into the bank. It’s not a victimless crime.
@allancouceiro9905
@allancouceiro9905 2 роки тому
@@jimpigato2149 did they take your money?
@jimpigato2149
@jimpigato2149 2 роки тому
@@allancouceiro9905 No. But when he said he’d kill me, my money didn’t seem very important.
@elvenalonly
@elvenalonly Рік тому
Thanks for the tutorial. Might try this myself.
@Intimatycal
@Intimatycal Рік тому
Now praise him as a "changed man", a hero we all need
@strawberryfrogforever
@strawberryfrogforever 2 роки тому
"I'm tryin' to right my wrongs but it's funny them same wrongs helped me write this song"
@LargeInCharge77
@LargeInCharge77 2 роки тому
Come up in the spot lookin extra fly
@warispeaceignoranceisstren704
@warispeaceignoranceisstren704 2 роки тому
@@LargeInCharge77 "Yess, guess who's on 3rd, Lupe steals like Lupin the 3rd"
@levelleferguson5399
@levelleferguson5399 2 роки тому
I felt like Bad Boys Street team.. I couldn't work the lox's (locks)
@BD-lq4id
@BD-lq4id 2 роки тому
I appreciate that this man is open about his remorse and has repented and worked to right his wrongs. Its inspiring.
@grigoriyefimovichrasputin7897
@grigoriyefimovichrasputin7897 2 роки тому
Ah yes repent for your sins That's just what corporate wants.
@skitzoradio369
@skitzoradio369 Рік тому
This dude is the King of pausing mid-sentence like "Can you please just... empty the register."
@rubon9584
@rubon9584 Рік тому
Thanks for the info I’ll test it out now
@dongately2817
@dongately2817 2 роки тому
What's left out of this whole thing is confidence - in just about every aspect of life when you exude confidence you have a greater chance of success.
@christianc.christian5025
@christianc.christian5025 2 роки тому
Sure. But confidence - in the criminal ‘con man’ sense - is not some skill which just anyone can learn. Pretending like it’s a trait which should be recognized in this guy definitely implies that *you too* can be successful if you order some book on pick-up artistry or “10 Ways to Ace a Job Interview”. That’s not how conning works.
@trianglemoebius
@trianglemoebius Рік тому
@@christianc.christian5025 It is, and I know this because I've tried it. This is not to claim I'm some master conman (if I was I wouldn't be telling you anyway lmao) but I studied improv for many years and a few times I've pretended to be someone else at bars or whatever just to see if I could pull it off. I could, by the way. Improv is a wonderful skillset to have.
@manuelheumos8893
@manuelheumos8893 2 роки тому
Finally a proper walkthrough 😜👌🏾
@jons5183
@jons5183 2 роки тому
FBI has entered the chat
@adamc2846
@adamc2846 Рік тому
Thanks for the tips
@shockwave8703
@shockwave8703 Рік тому
thanks for the in depth guide! I can finally fulfill my dream!
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