heist. judith clark has served 35 years of a 75 year to life sentence for her role in the 1.6 million robbery that left two police officers and a brinks security guard dead. two officers killed as they tried to stop those getaway cars. brinks security guard peter page was shot dead during the robbery itself. his son, michael page, was just 16 years old when this moment devastated him and he still thinks about it every day. michael page is the son of peter page. michael, thank you for being here today. you hear about these sorts of stories but for you this is obviously it couldn t be more personal. what do you remember about that day and about learning what happened to your dad? that day is by far the worst day of my entire life. i will never forget the events of that day and that day
know that this is going to be something of a problem that he may go underground and could plan more attacks with other partners? what s interesting to me is with each hour this plot seems to be more and more complex. more and more people involved. people from different countries. belgium. people with stashed getaway cars, et cetera. this is not an amateur operation and it s not an operation by something like even a sophisticated terrorist group such as al qaeda. this is something that a government intelligence agency could plan and it s interesting because isis wants to be considered a government. it wants to be able to be treated that way. and i think that unfortunately
money from the other side. not only does jumping over a 12-foot barrier surprise and scare those in the banks, it turns out to be far more lucrative than approaching a single teller window. by now the thieves have hit a half a dozen banks. their total is take over $100,000. to further complicate the police search, witnesses report that instead of using getaway cars, the robbers are now using the city s massive subway system to escape. they often choose banks they rob based on proximity to subway stations. if robbing a bank isn t daring enough, once inside the underground, the robbers take another huge risk. some of the jobs they would enter the station over the turnstyle and jump onto the train tracks. the robbers run into the dark knowing that if a train comes,
the gas and just shot by them as fast as i could. he still had the license plate number, which identified the car as stolen. it was later found abandoned in the same area as the other getaway cars, along a deserted road in south carolina. we told him how brave and how not brave it was. we re tickled to death that he helped us, but we didn t want him to get hurt. and luckily, he didn t. i don t think what i did was anything close to heroic. i just think it was, it was a civic duty, almost, to try to help catch these guys. the robbers didn t strike again until almost a year later, this time in myrtle beach, about 20 miles away. they always seemed to be one step ahead of law enforcement, and investigators were beginning to understand why. it was something they saw in a surveillance picture. for prosecutors and cops that work in bank robberies, not many
he still had the license plate number, which identified the car as stolen. it was later found abandoned in the same area as the other getaway cars, along a deserted road in south carolina. we told him how brave and how not brave it was. we re tickled to death that he helped us, but we didn t want him to get hurt. and luckily, he didn t. i don t think what i did was anything close to heroic. i just think it was, it was a civic duty almost to try to help catch these guys. the robbers didn t strike again until almost a year later, this time in myrtle beach, about 20 miles away. they always seemed to be one step ahead of law enforcement, and investigators were beginning to understand why. it was something they saw in a surveillance picture. for prosecutors and cops that work in bank robberies, not many robbers wear holsters, okay?