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she watches tv. she watches movies. and she thinks you come in with briefcase full of cash. nobody does that. so she comes in and she asks the bank teller, how much can i deposit before i have to fill out one of those government forms? she didn t know what it was. it s called a suspicious activity report. that alone was enough for the bank to go, something s odd about this transaction. they filled out the suspicious activity report and the fbi gets that a short time later. michelle makes another mistake that will provide irrefutable evidence. we re already following michelle. we know every bank that she goes to. she s almost on a routine now. she s hitting these banks on a very specific day. and we happen to be at the branch at the time that michelle was making a deposit. and when she made that deposit, we immediately went behind the teller window after she left and grabbed the straps right off the counter. one of the straps bore the initials of a loomis fargo employee who had co
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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,
teller window after she left and grabbed the straps right off the counter. one of the straps bore the initials of a loomis fargo employee who had counted currency prior to the theft of the $17 million. that conclusively tied that deposit and that currency to the loomis fargo theft. we just needed to find a connection between david scott ghantt and steve and michelle chambers. it was obvious from evidence gathered at the scene, david scott ghantt was the person who d removed the money. but we didn t know, truly, if it was by force or of his own free will. and once we took a closer look at kelly campbell, stories weren t matching up. police identified kelly campbell early on as a suspect. she used to work at loomis fargo, and she is a known acquaintance of david ghantt. fbi agents questioned campbell at her home, but she admits nothing. kelly had said that she hadn t stayed in touch with him since she left loomis. kelly had said she wasn t very close to him. and we had conflicting