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00:00:00
an00:00:04
armored van disappears during a routine stop00:00:08
this van which was carrying nearly a00:00:10
million dollars was supposed to00:00:12
be unassailable the fbi agents and00:00:15
the detectives do not know if the00:00:16
driver is involved or if he was00:00:18
trapped00:00:19
he believes that former police officers may00:00:22
be involved in this daring theft00:00:24
thanks to cutting-edge techniques and the00:00:26
determination of experts they00:00:28
will find the thieves of this00:00:29
attack as effective as it is silent00:00:31
and will force them to bullock00:00:33
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[Applause] [00:00:45
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the shopping center in Rennes in Glendale,00:01:07
Arizona on November 28, 199400:01:14
at 1:30 p.m. a van parked in front of00:01:17
a department store in the shopping center00:01:22
this unmarked vehicle was in fact an00:01:24
armored vehicle from Wells Fargo00:01:28
many companies preferred to00:01:29
use such vehicles because they are00:01:31
less targeted by thieves00:01:37
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in accordance with work protocol the00:01:42
driver did not leave his seat00:01:43
while his colleague went to get00:01:45
the cash from the store00:01:51
the doors of the armored vehicle could not00:01:52
be opened from the outside00:01:55
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in the administrative office of the store00:02:01
the other Lasfargues employee00:02:02
exchanges and his empty bags for00:02:04
bags filled with the weekend's receipts00:02:07
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it was the Monday following00:02:11
Thanksgiving, i.e. after the weekend on most00:02:13
profitable of the year in the United States00:02:17
[Music] 100:02:26
when the man returned to the parking lot00:02:27
a few minutes later the00:02:29
armored vehicle his driver had said stop00:02:34
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he immediately called the Glendale police00:02:42
the call was relayed to the detective00:02:47
on dispatched cars to the scene and00:02:49
we will notify the fbi the00:02:52
closest fbi office00:02:55
was the one in phoenix about 3000:02:57
kilometers from the mall00:03:01
as the money in the00:03:03
armored vehicle was insured by the00:03:06
government federal the fbi to open an00:03:08
investigation00:03:09
the agents left so early to00:03:11
go to the crime scene00:03:15
the glendale detectives00:03:17
however arrived before them00:03:20
they questioned him the employee00:03:23
the latter told them that he had only left00:03:26
four minutes in returning he00:03:28
noticed that his colleague John May00:03:29
left and the van had disappeared00:03:32
according to his estimate00:03:34
there was more than a million dollars00:03:35
inside counting the denominations00:03:37
the currency and the failure00:03:40
the detectives then questioned00:03:42
other people at the mall00:03:47
no one had seen or heard00:03:49
anything unusual00:03:55
soon the fbi agents arrived there00:03:57
from phoenix00:03:59
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the technicians had already00:04:05
searched for clues on the scene00:04:07
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where the vehicle was found it00:04:10
had a cigarette butt and a pair00:04:12
of broken glasses00:04:16
the employee declared that the driver00:04:18
smoked00:04:20
moreover the glasses resemble the ones00:04:23
my left wore to drive00:04:31
the technicians draw up a list of the00:04:33
clues collected00:04:36
here is00:04:39
the detective term clayton is an investigator00:04:42
for the granby police department00:04:44
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when the van disappeared the first00:04:49
thought that came to mind00:04:51
was that the driver had run off00:04:53
with the money and was going to leave the00:04:54
city we also thought that it could have00:04:56
been attacked we did not know00:04:58
if the broken glasses had been used00:05:00
to disguise the scenes we00:05:01
considered all possible hypotheses00:05:06
the special agent and supervisor steven00:05:08
chenoweth now retired is leading the00:05:10
investigation for the fbi00:05:14
the investigators organized00:05:16
searches to find the van and00:05:17
its driver, saying that whoever00:05:19
had stolen the vehicle would want to00:05:21
abandon it quickly and flee00:05:23
in an anonymous car00:05:28
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dispatched police officers to search00:05:32
the neighborhood around the shopping center00:05:44
for their part, pilots from the00:05:46
public security service carried out00:05:48
searches by helicopter.00:06:01
They began by flying over the00:06:02
shopping center then broadened their00:06:04
search field by carrying out00:06:06
concentric flights to spot the van00:06:08
in the neighboring neighborhoods00:06:16
as soon as 'they saw a white van it was00:06:18
the units on the ground who00:06:19
rushed to check the00:06:21
vehicle00:06:27
the Chinese special agent his00:06:28
colleagues already knew that most00:06:30
thefts of armored vans are carried out00:06:32
by employees or while this is00:06:33
an armed ambush00:06:35
no one had heard two shots00:06:37
perhaps the driver had decided00:06:40
to exchange his meager salary for a00:06:41
tempting loot of a million dollars00:06:46
the van was supposed to be00:06:48
locked and the driver to00:06:50
inside no one was able to00:06:53
get on board the fact that the van00:06:55
disappeared leads us to believe at least00:06:57
initially that the driver had played a00:06:59
role in the sphere00:07:04
investigators are trying yesterday to find00:07:05
other information on the driver00:07:10
we investigated john may gauche00:07:12
starting by entering his name00:07:14
into our database to see00:07:15
if they had any criminal history00:07:17
we also examined his file at00:07:19
wells fargo noted the names of his00:07:21
parents and friends as well as his address00:07:25
after having obtained a search warrant00:07:28
the agents went to his00:07:30
apartment00:07:32
the concierge brought in00:07:38
it was now necessary to discover if my00:07:39
left had left any clues behind00:07:41
which would make it possible to affirm that he00:07:43
had planned the theft00:07:47
nothing seemed to have been moved00:07:50
he there was also no sign that he was00:07:52
preparing to leave town00:08:00
the detectives learned that he had a00:08:02
daughter who lived in phoenix00:08:09
after obtaining his address they00:08:11
went g20 to question him00:08:17
according to the young woman my left was a00:08:20
detestable man00:08:25
his work was important to him that's00:08:27
also what other people told00:08:28
investigators00:08:31
my left had no criminal history00:08:36
the detectives began to believe that this00:08:38
61 year old grandfather was not a00:08:41
suspect but well a victim00:08:43
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john magee I had a good reputation00:08:47
we spoke to his family his friends00:08:49
as well as his work colleagues00:08:50
he was a man who led a00:08:52
simple life he was not interested in money more00:08:54
than that based on his past he was00:08:57
not believed likely to00:08:58
commit this crime00:09:00
once my left was eliminated from the list00:09:03
of suspects the investigators00:09:04
found themselves back at square one00:09:06
he now had to appeal to the00:09:09
public for help00:09:12
when we do not have witnesses we00:09:15
try to publish as much00:09:16
information as possible through00:09:18
press releases, articles in00:09:19
newspapers etc. we always hope00:09:22
that someone who saw something will link them00:09:28
in the course of the post- noon the fbi and the00:09:30
glendale police tinged with a00:09:32
press conference00:09:35
they released photos accompanied00:09:37
by the description of the missing driver00:09:39
and the oven when00:09:42
anyone who had seen john may left where the00:09:45
wells fargo van were00:09:46
invited to get in touch with the fbi00:09:49
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a reward of 60 thousand dollars was00:09:54
offered in exchange for any clue that00:09:56
could lead to the arrest of the00:09:57
criminals involved and found the00:09:59
stolen sum00:10:02
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a few hours later someone00:10:06
flat in the service of emergency from a00:10:08
church in Sainte City in the suburbs of00:10:10
Glendale00:10:15
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the person on the line declared that a00:10:18
van was parked in the00:10:19
church parking lot00:10:20
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you00:10:25
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the parishioners who came to play00:10:31
bingo on Monday evening also noticed00:10:33
the vehicle which matched the00:10:35
description given in the news reports00:10:39
by the license plate and00:10:40
serial number of the vehicle were able to00:10:42
confirm that it was indeed the00:10:43
stolen van00:10:49
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it is with caution that the investigators00:10:55
approached the vehicle the00:10:56
extra wise what could be inside00:10:59
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although no one was sitting in the00:11:07
driver's seat they thought they could00:11:09
distinguish a body lying on the ground00:11:14
they tried to open the vehicle but00:11:16
the armored vehicle was impenetrable even by00:11:18
the police00:11:23
the engine was still running and the vehicle00:11:26
was locked a first examination00:11:28
allowed us to see that a body was lying00:11:29
inside to enter the vehicle00:11:31
we of course had to do an00:11:33
employee of the company to which00:11:34
the van belonged came00:11:42
to the church no one had seen anyone00:11:43
get out of the van or leave00:11:45
the scene in another vehicle00:11:46
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looking inside at the police00:11:55
could see blood on the00:11:56
victim's chest right next to the00:11:59
wells fargo badge she did not appear to be00:12:01
breathing00:12:03
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authorities believed that john my00:12:09
left had been killed during the robbery00:12:12
no holes could be seen00:12:15
projectiles outside the vehicle nor00:12:18
broken windows no00:12:19
break-00:12:21
in clearly whoever organized this00:12:24
theft knew what they were doing00:12:27
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the theft of an armored van is complex00:12:31
and requires a lot of planning00:12:36
afterwards having found the van there00:12:39
was no longer any doubt in our00:12:41
minds that the thieves had00:12:42
planned the attack very well and that they would00:12:46
not hesitate to kill again to carry out their00:12:47
operations00:12:54
the investigators now had to00:12:55
enter the van to discover this00:12:57
which happened00:13:05
on November 28, 1994 the FBI and the00:13:10
Glendale Police Department were investigating the00:13:12
daring theft of an armored van from the00:13:14
mall and then abandoned in00:13:16
the parking lot of a church in Holy00:13:17
City00:13:19
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[Music]00:13:24
the driver john mac os 61 years old was lying00:13:27
dead in the armored vehicle00:13:32
he had received a projectile to the head00:13:33
but his death had not been00:13:34
instantaneous00:13:38
the technicians noticed00:13:39
droplets of blood near his mouth00:13:40
which seemed to have been sucked which00:13:43
indicated that he was still breathing after00:13:44
the shot00:13:49
inside the van investigators00:13:51
found r 132 thousand dollars in coins00:13:54
bank notes and checks00:13:56
whose total value is estimated at nine00:13:58
hundred and twenty thousand dollars had disappeared00:14:00
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according to special agent steven chenoweth00:14:06
all these details suggest that more00:14:09
than one violent criminal was involved00:14:11
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after examining the van we00:14:19
suspected that we were dealing with more00:14:21
than one individual because this robbery would have00:14:23
been very difficult to succeed by a00:14:25
single person there were therefore two opus00:14:29
they were violent individuals who had00:14:31
stopped at nothing to achieve00:14:33
their ends in this case stole00:14:36
the money from the van00:14:43
during the autopsy of the driver the00:14:46
doctor pathologist collected several00:14:47
fragments of projectiles from the left side00:14:49
of his skull00:14:50
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the fragments were too small to be able to00:14:55
determine the mark of00:14:56
tears however00:14:57
it seemed to warn of a00:15:00
small caliber perhaps 1.2200:15:04
the forensic pathologist did not find no00:15:06
burn marks on the victim's head00:15:07
which meant that he00:15:09
had not been killed at point blank range00:15:12
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the colleague on my left declared that the00:15:18
latter was but often a cigarette00:15:20
while waiting in the van00:15:22
although that was totally forbidden00:15:24
by their employer they opened the00:15:26
door to let the smoke escape00:15:29
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the murderer undoubtedly knew00:15:32
this habit and had taken the opportunity to00:15:34
kill my left00:15:40
because of his experience in tracking down00:15:42
fugitives entrusted the investigation to00:15:45
the special agent rounds myers now00:15:46
retired00:15:51
mayer knew from the start that this was00:15:52
not amateur work00:15:55
one of the aspects that led us to00:15:58
believe that they were professionals00:15:59
was the way00:16:01
they chose an isolated area00:16:03
of the shopping center where few people00:16:05
park and where witnesses would be rare;00:16:07
they drove in neighborhoods where there00:16:09
was little traffic during the00:16:10
day and finally they chose the00:16:12
parking lot a church which was00:16:13
empty all day00:16:16
without a solid lead all that remained for the00:16:19
investigators was to comb the neighborhoods00:16:20
between the shopping center and churches00:16:25
perhaps he will find a witness to00:16:30
me and far from me none a00:16:33
resident of sun city remembered having00:16:35
seen the van00:16:36
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during the afternoon of November 28,00:16:43
returning from the post office, Morgen00:16:45
had noticed armored vehicles.00:16:50
Mr. Morgen did not cross because he was00:16:53
afraid that they would did not stop at the00:16:54
stop sign he feared being knocked down00:16:56
he then noticed that the white van00:16:58
was followed by a red pick-up the00:17:00
two vehicles accelerated at00:17:02
the intersection and left quickly00:17:03
he noticed their strange way of00:17:06
driving and above all the way the00:17:08
red pick-up seemed to follow the van00:17:11
the witness did not remember the00:17:13
license plate number or the faces00:17:15
of the people in the van the00:17:17
investigators who were desperate to00:17:18
find a lead asked Morgane if he00:17:21
would agree to be hypnotized00:17:22
perhaps this would refresh his memory and he00:17:29
agreed to follow the investigators00:17:31
to Texas to undergo a session00:17:38
there he met a forensic hypnotist00:17:44
under hypnosis mangane relives the00:17:47
events of November 2800:17:50
he remembered having seen the00:17:53
armored van and the man sitting in the passenger seat00:17:56
this suggested that at least three00:17:58
people were involved in the00:18:00
shooting two men in the van and00:18:02
another in the red pick-up00:18:05
when asked for the license plate number00:18:07
registration of the pick-up morgan was able to00:18:09
give part of it00:18:12
[Music] 100:18:14
it was thin but it was already a start00:18:18
we checked all the00:18:20
possible combinations of these00:18:22
plate numbers we obtained a list of00:18:24
several hundred vehicles00:18:26
because the arizona department of transportation00:18:27
does not take into account the00:18:29
color of the vehicles00:18:35
the investigators trace the air of numerous00:18:37
owners of spikers00:18:38
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he questions them r11 but without success00:18:45
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after having refreshed Morgane's memory00:18:58
thanks to hypnosis he was asked00:19:01
to describe a sketcher the passenger of the00:19:03
van [Music]00:19:06
the investigators were far from being sure00:19:08
that the details provided by morgan under00:19:09
hypnosis were examined but00:19:11
nothing should be neglected00:19:15
the fbi aifies disseminated the portrait obtained00:19:18
in the media00:19:22
yes on December 31 the police00:19:25
received a call00:19:26
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according to a mesa detective a woman00:19:31
had information00:19:35
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she was summoned to the station to be00:19:42
questioned the investigators began00:19:44
by asking him if he knew00:19:46
anything about the theft of the armored vehicle in00:19:48
glendale she declared that she knew00:19:50
nothing but that she knew someone00:19:52
who could be useful to them00:19:53
[Music]00:19:57
her friend jodie espinosa had confided in00:20:01
her after hearing the news of the00:20:03
theft at television00:20:04
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she suspected her boyfriend of being00:20:09
involved00:20:10
rakim00:20:11
[Music]00:20:14
the woman gave the police the address00:20:16
of the office where Espinosa worked00:20:22
they went to question him00:20:25
the match was restarted00:20:28
first he took care of remind him00:20:29
that if he withheld information as00:20:31
part of a federal investigation she00:20:33
herself was liable to charges00:20:36
she agreed to answer their00:20:37
questions00:20:40
her boyfriend jim green dam whose00:20:42
nickname was yoda asked her00:20:44
what 'she would do if the shutter an00:20:46
armored van and suddenly found herself with00:20:47
a lot of money00:20:48
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she added special agent one myers00:20:53
that genzyme was occasionally a00:20:55
bounty hunter and that he was00:20:56
always broke00:20:59
gym had never a set in his pocket but00:21:02
the day of the robbery he came home00:21:04
then confided that he had killed someone00:21:05
and that he was carrying a lot of money with him00:21:09
she added that james worked with00:21:11
a certain tim kring she is went to00:21:13
his house and noticed that he had a new00:21:15
all terrain vehicle, personal watercraft and00:21:17
a new motorcycle team00:21:20
even told him that she could not imagine00:21:21
the large amount of money that00:21:23
was in the garage00:21:29
this information although it was00:21:31
interesting was based only on hearsay00:21:35
it was necessary to support these presumptions00:21:40
espinoza had kept many00:21:42
rolls of coins that green00:21:43
ram had given him00:21:49
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the packaging was the same as00:21:53
those used by merchants who00:21:54
was dealing with the employees of the00:21:55
stolen van00:21:56
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more than a month after the crime the00:22:00
investigators had at the end of00:22:01
suspense00:22:07
he examines air their backgrounds00:22:10
these names were already familiar to00:22:12
the special agent steven chenoweth of the fph00:22:17
tim kring had already been a trainer00:22:20
during other investigations00:22:23
[Music]00:22:25
we had paid him in the past in00:22:27
exchange for information00:22:28
you know when we obtain such00:22:30
information we know very well that we are not00:22:32
dealing with purpose or honest people00:22:33
we know they are crooks herring00:22:36
is one of them00:22:42
tim kring agent grinham had previously been a00:22:45
prison guard in phoenix he00:22:47
now worked together as00:22:48
bounty hunters00:22:51
both had undergone advanced shooting training00:22:54
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ring was d Besides, snipers00:23:05
tracking down these bounty hunters would be00:23:08
a dangerous operation00:23:10
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the fact that these suspects have already undergone00:23:15
police training makes the00:23:16
matter very delicate firstly they00:23:19
were familiar with00:23:20
surveillance techniques if they wanted to discover00:23:23
if we followed them he knew how to00:23:25
go about it he also knew how to react00:23:27
and the person who had followed them00:23:28
we therefore had to be very00:23:31
careful during the operations00:23:33
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the fbi and the glendale police set00:23:37
up a surveillance operation surveillance by00:23:39
air and land00:23:40
it was now necessary to find out how much00:23:42
the two accomplices earn and what is00:23:44
the time of the forces00:23:47
to our knowledge all the time that00:23:49
we followed grinham herring they did not00:23:51
work they do not receive and00:23:53
therefore no income from a legal source00:23:55
yet we constantly see them00:23:56
spending large sums00:24:00
rinne phifer the complete overhaul of his00:24:03
pick-up and grinham buying a new00:24:05
apartment the two proud men also00:24:07
the acquisition of motorcycles00:24:10
the agents traced all their purchases00:24:13
the suspects seemed not to exceed a00:24:16
certain level of expenditure so as not to00:24:17
arouse the suspicions of the Ministry of00:24:19
Revenue00:24:22
he was very careful and remained under00:24:25
the limit of 10 thousand dollars00:24:26
knowing that if he spent too much00:24:27
cash their purchase would be reported to the00:24:29
ministry by the retailers00:24:32
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the investigators and foot always ring and00:24:39
grinham is noted the name of their relationship00:24:41
[Music]00:24:46
he photographs retouched individuals00:24:50
he however still ignored00:24:52
the identity of the third accomplice00:24:54
detective tom clayton of glendale00:24:56
inspired that the surveillance operation00:24:58
would allow them to see the three00:25:00
men together00:25:01
we spy on them when he entered00:25:04
restaurants or clubs of00:25:05
naked dancers they met two00:25:07
dancers he knew00:25:08
[Music]00:25:16
everywhere the suspects went they00:25:17
spent a lot of money without00:25:19
suspecting that the police were watching them00:25:22
[Music]00:25:24
Circumstantial evidence began to00:25:26
mount against them00:25:31
however the FBI agents and the00:25:32
Glendale Police still didn't know exactly00:25:35
what had happened and who else00:25:37
was involved so00:25:44
they would have to find a way to00:25:46
raid the underworld00:25:48
to which he belonged00:25:57
while the fbi and the00:25:59
glendale police in arizona continued to00:26:01
investigate a theft of armored vans00:26:02
coupled with a murder they obtained a00:26:05
tip from one of the relations of the two00:26:06
main suspects00:26:09
the bounty hunter michael saunders00:26:12
declared that he had monitored00:26:14
armored vans with two accomplices00:26:16
he believed that these two men had00:26:18
carried out the Glendale attack without him00:26:20
he was furious at having been dumped he00:26:23
had decided to take revenge by revealing what he00:26:25
knew to the police00:26:27
he gives agent ron marz a clue00:26:30
about the third accomplice00:26:34
sands came to tell us that tim ring00:26:37
and jim grinham were involved in the00:26:39
theft of the armored van of a00:26:41
former phoenix police officer a certain fergie00:26:43
who worked at the mall in00:26:44
paradise valley was perhaps the00:26:46
third accomplice00:26:49
we decided to identify this guy00:26:54
the agents certainly did not review the00:26:56
photos taken during the surveillance operation00:26:58
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the teams had seen ring and00:27:06
grinham conversing with a man with a00:27:08
beard who drove a camaro00:27:12
the car was registered to00:27:14
william ferguson00:27:19
as sanders to vidic ferguson was a00:27:21
retired police officer detective tom00:27:23
clayton of glendale reviewing00:27:26
employee records of the00:27:27
phoenix police department00:27:29
we were investigating william ferguson's past00:27:32
when we discovered00:27:33
that he had left the Phoenix police department at the age of 2000:27:35
and that this departure00:27:37
had been hastened following00:27:39
disciplinary problems.00:27:41
The investigators had Ferguson under surveillance.00:27:47
They quickly realized that he00:27:49
often met the two other00:27:51
suspects and that like them they00:27:52
were spending a lot of money00:27:56
the agents now believed they had00:27:58
identified the three men responsible00:27:59
for the robbery and murder00:28:01
[Music]00:28:05
was delicate because of the00:28:07
police training of the three suspects they00:28:10
knew how to conceal the00:28:11
evidence plus he had received00:28:14
shooting training which made them00:28:15
extremely dangerous for the police officers00:28:17
who monitored them00:28:21
[Music]00:28:26
the detectives had to find00:28:29
evidence of their involvement00:28:30
[Music]00:28:37
during the surveillance they00:28:39
seized their bags without the knowledge of the three men00:28:41
garbage00:28:45
[Music]00:28:49
the FBI technicians examined the00:28:52
contents of the bags00:28:53
[Music]00:28:56
where00:28:58
among the rubbish this ring were00:28:59
found several cards00:29:03
there had been indicated the route of00:29:05
some armored vans00:29:09
the analysis confirmed that it was indeed00:29:11
ring writing00:29:16
but it still wasn't enough00:29:17
for the investigators00:29:23
he wanted to record the suspects00:29:25
while he discussed the crime00:29:28
the three men had a duplicate00:29:30
key to jim grinham's apartment00:29:33
special agent stephen Shen Louette00:29:36
believed that it was their headquarters00:29:42
was married they all had children and00:29:45
it was unlikely that he00:29:47
would discuss the theft of the van at00:29:49
his home but we had the feeling that he00:29:52
talked about it when he was at Grinham's house.00:29:55
pushed to go ahead and00:29:58
install elbow equipment in00:30:00
grinham's apartment00:30:08
special agent myers was part of00:30:10
the team that entered the apartment00:30:11
clandestinely to hide microphones00:30:16
when we entered the tear s it00:30:18
started to ring, we then closed00:30:20
the door and left, we00:30:22
had to return later this00:30:24
time accompanied by an alarm system expert00:30:26
when we opened the00:30:28
door we saw that a simple00:30:29
alarm detector movement was placed on00:30:31
top of the refrigerator and all00:30:33
we had to do was00:30:34
push the switch to turn it00:30:36
off it was not a00:30:37
very complex system00:30:44
while the team worked in00:30:45
grinham's apartment the detective00:30:47
who was sleeping tim kring saw him leaving00:30:49
his house00:30:57
ring were driving a red pick-up like00:30:59
the one described by some witnesses00:31:05
the detective followed him00:31:10
after a few street corners he understood00:31:13
with horror where the suspect was00:31:14
going00:31:15
[Music]00:31:22
the agents were still in00:31:23
the apartment00:31:29
tim ream always seemed to be heading00:31:31
in that direction he00:31:33
often went to his house a soul even00:31:35
when his friend was not there00:31:39
the secret operation of the agents and00:31:41
times perished00:31:46
he still needed time to00:31:48
finish what he had undertaken00:31:56
the detective flat the police department00:31:58
for a patrolman to redd her for00:32:00
speeding00:32:03
you had to delay at all costs00:32:17
[Music]00:32:23
the final policeman are haring about00:32:25
the dangers of making speeding00:32:29
meanwhile the team finished their00:32:31
work at the apartment00:32:41
they finished just before the ring arrived00:32:51
they then had00:32:53
all the conversations of the other two00:32:55
suspects tapped on their cell phones00:32:57
to make them talk agent steven00:33:00
chenoweth then spread false00:33:02
information about the investigation00:33:08
we decided to issue a00:33:10
press release on the investigation we00:33:12
said to ourselves that the three suspects00:33:14
would hear about it and that they00:33:16
would later discuss it on the phone00:33:18
we obtained this that we wanted00:33:21
they commented on the degree of precision00:33:24
had to communicate and discuss the fact00:33:27
that we were more or less on the00:33:28
right track and that we were getting closer or00:33:31
not00:33:39
the investigators listened to all the00:33:41
suspects' conversations00:33:45
[Music]00:33:47
we didn't we didn't get its shape is00:33:49
like I stole armored car if we00:33:52
had many conversations00:33:53
during which they discussed the00:33:55
various aspects of doing it00:33:57
he listened to all the00:33:59
news he read the articles about it00:34:01
and then called each other00:34:03
he could say things like that's00:34:05
not how it happened00:34:06
they'll never find the00:34:08
license plate number00:34:13
the evidence against the suspects00:34:15
was starting to have more and more00:34:16
weight00:34:18
but the prosecutors were still hoping00:34:20
get confessions more formal to00:34:21
make arrests00:34:23
[Music]00:34:31
once again he takes voeckler the00:34:33
suspects00:34:35
[Music]00:34:40
a glendale detective went to00:34:42
james grinham's apartment00:34:44
while the suspect was out00:34:49
the door he esat a business card00:34:51
after having written track number00:34:53
173 on it00:34:57
the investigators study is then the00:34:59
reaction of the suspect upon seeing the00:35:01
card00:35:02
[Music]00:35:04
john hamm knew perfectly well what this00:35:06
number meant00:35:08
the authorities. considered it as a00:35:11
lead00:35:14
they fear that left at full00:35:16
speed from his home calling team00:35:18
ring from his cell phone00:35:25
[Music]00:35:29
meanwhile agents were00:35:31
watching him from the air and listening to00:35:33
the conversation00:35:34
[Music]00:35:38
the unm went to the desert00:35:40
before 'stop his vehicle00:35:42
[Music]00:35:46
ring tried to calm him down by00:35:48
assuring him that the authorities had00:35:50
nothing against them [Music]00:35:53
the unam read to voice that he was afraid00:35:56
they left me capable of committing suicide00:36:00
[Music]00:36:02
finally ring managed to calm him down and00:36:04
convince him that he was not in the00:36:06
sights of the investigators00:36:09
even declared that if another police officer00:36:11
came into contact with him they would00:36:13
get the money from him00:36:15
it was the first time that he made00:36:17
direct reference to the crime00:36:23
the investigators could now have00:36:25
a website00:36:31
I was sent units to00:36:33
arrest grinham and vögele00:36:38
was arrested by one team and william00:36:40
ferguson by another he tried to00:36:43
resist his arrest but he is00:36:44
quickly submitted as for tim kring he00:36:47
was lured to the fbi office under the00:36:49
pretext of examining photographs he00:36:51
had already offered to help the agents00:36:53
find the thieves of the van I00:36:55
think it was his way of trying to00:36:56
find out what we knew00:36:59
[Music]00:37:04
the fbi agent who had used00:37:06
ring's services as an informant00:37:07
called him00:37:10
agreed to meet him at his office00:37:13
[Music]00:37:14
on February 16, 1995 tim kring arrived at the00:37:18
office of the fbi to define00:37:23
secret agents waiting for him in the00:37:25
entrance hall00:37:27
he believed that rim would not come00:37:29
armed but he could not be00:37:31
sure00:37:33
to run as little risk as possible00:37:35
it was necessary to surprise him00:37:39
two of our defensive tactics instructors00:37:41
the strongest worked00:37:43
on this case one of them had 2500:37:45
years of experience in martial arts he00:37:46
approached he punched him in the head he00:37:48
knocked him to the ground like a sack of00:37:50
potatoes before he even he does not know what00:37:51
happened to him00:37:54
the three suspects were now00:37:56
out of harm's way all that00:37:58
remained was to find00:38:00
concrete evidence to ensure the00:38:02
success of the prosecutor's lawyers00:38:10
on February 16, 1995 after having arrested00:38:14
three men in following the theft of an00:38:16
armored van and a murder the00:38:18
fbi agents and detectives from00:38:20
glendale in arizona failed to locate the suspects' places of00:38:22
residence00:38:24
[Music]00:38:27
at00:38:30
tim kring's home the alleged leader of the trio00:38:32
they found incriminating clues00:38:36
in particular a piece of paper on which00:38:38
were the initials f y was00:38:41
under each initial was a00:38:43
series of numbers the total of these00:38:46
numbers corresponded to the amount stolen00:38:47
from the armored van00:38:50
the officers believe that f means froggy00:38:53
y grinham in the solent and and yoda summer00:38:56
team00:38:58
it was the aide memoire which he00:39:00
had used to divide the loot00:39:07
so much garage the investigators found00:39:09
the red pick-up which corresponded to the00:39:11
description of the rights of morgen cited00:39:13
[Music]00:39:14
the plate number registration00:39:16
however was not the one obtained during00:39:19
the hypnosis session there00:39:24
was a quantity of firearms and00:39:25
ammunition schering00:39:27
[Music]00:39:30
no00:39:32
[Music]00:39:34
in a large canvas bag the police00:39:36
found 270 thousand dollars in cash00:39:40
[Music]00:39:43
they then found 64 thousand dollars00:39:45
figures of salt00:39:48
in all almost six hundred thousand dollars00:39:51
had been stolen00:39:52
taking into account the expenses of the00:39:55
suspects the investigators air calculation which was00:39:57
only missing about 100 thousand dollars00:40:00
the file was more in addition,00:40:05
special agent ron myers hoped that00:40:08
these clues would encourage one of the00:40:09
suspects spoke00:40:12
when green drama learned that we00:40:14
finally had00:40:16
first-hand information he decided to cooperate00:40:18
he is the only one of the three men who was00:40:20
remorseful for what they had done,00:40:21
in particular the murder of the driver of the00:40:23
van, Jim decided to cooperate, he00:40:26
told us what had happened, he00:40:28
described in detail the role that each00:40:30
of them had played in the theft00:40:36
of a soul told investigators that they00:40:38
had started planning this theft in00:40:39
the fall of 199400:40:43
this intimate ring who had the idea00:40:46
of attacking an armored vehicle00:40:49
they then began to monitor the00:40:52
wells fargo vans00:40:53
[Music ]00:40:57
he followed the vehicles and took note00:41:00
of their route00:41:03
he focused on the00:41:06
van that john was driving on my left and00:41:08
followed him for several days00:41:13
monitoring this particular armored vehicle00:41:15
they noticed that00:41:17
every time he stopped the00:41:18
driver opened the door about 1500:41:20
cm to let00:41:22
his cigarette smoke escape00:41:23
and on several occasions they00:41:26
noticed that when he stopped at this00:41:27
shopping center he00:41:29
always parked in exactly the same place00:41:35
the November 28, 1994 the day after00:41:39
Thanksgiving the van00:41:41
would surely be full to the brim with00:41:42
money00:41:44
the were ready to attack00:41:46
[Music]00:41:52
without being noticed jim grinham and00:41:54
william ferguson wait 10 after from the00:41:56
store00:42:05
they were monitoring the scene until00:42:07
the delivery man disappeared inside00:42:10
as if everything had been set like00:42:13
clockwork my left opened the door to00:42:15
smoke00:42:19
tim kring was parked 15 meters from the00:42:21
van there was a fake license plate00:42:22
registration on his pick up00:42:27
this sniper had equipped his00:42:29
22 caliber rifle with a silencer no one00:42:31
would hear any shots00:42:36
he aimed at the driver and only fired00:42:38
one taste00:42:42
the projectile life falling the glasses of00:42:44
my left on the ground00:42:47
once the man was shot the van was00:42:49
easy to steal00:42:54
no one saw the vehicles00:42:56
speed away00:43:05
the three men then stopped in00:43:07
the church parking lot00:43:12
at that time it was deserted00:43:20
they put the cash and the failure00:43:21
of antigone00:43:22
[Music]00:43:24
he knew that the authorities00:43:26
would look for forbo00:43:34
they left behind the00:43:35
coins and destroyed the checks00:43:37
and everything that could lead to them00:43:38
as Tom Clayton tells us00:43:42
they put the 'money in tim kring's pick-up00:43:44
went to the desert00:43:45
once there they separated the money00:43:47
change clothes and burn all the00:43:49
clues00:43:51
jean adds acquired in the ground the remains00:43:53
of the burned clues as well as the false00:43:55
plate of registration in the desert00:44:00
special agent steven chenoweth believed00:44:04
that it might be the plate00:44:05
seen by edward morgue00:44:09
we went there and00:44:11
we dug and found the plate00:44:13
three of the numbers matched what00:44:15
Mr. had given us morgen00:44:18
so he was not wrong00:44:22
gilles brinas pleaded guilty to00:44:25
second degree murder and armed robbery00:44:26
and is currently serving a00:44:28
27 and a half year prison sentence00:44:32
william ferguson pleaded guilty to00:44:34
armed robbery and complicity to00:44:35
murder he received 17 years in prison00:44:40
on December 6,00:44:41
1997 tim kring was found guilty of00:44:44
first degree murder and conspiracy00:44:46
and theft00:44:49
when a criminal shoots a man00:44:52
this way it is because he is motivated by00:44:54
hatred is this kind of00:44:56
villainous murder that motivates us to use00:44:58
all our resources to find the00:45:00
culprits and put them behind00:45:02
bars the who00:45:06
for these crimes ring was sentenced to the00:45:09
death penalty00:45:10
he is currently awaiting his execution at00:45:13
the arizona state prison in fleurus00:45:15
[Music]Description:
En 1994, le chauffeur d'un camion blindé a été tué et le véhicule et son cargo d'approximativement un million de dollars a disparu. Les autorités soupçonnent un chasseur de primes, un ancien gardien de prison et un ancien flic. De vraies affaires couvertes par le FBI et racontées à l'aide de reconstructions et d'interviews avec les représentants de la loi et des scientifiques judiciaires. True Crime Stories est la chaine parfaite pour obtenir votre dose quotidienne de documentaires criminels, de la vie carcérales aux serial killers en passant par les fraudes fiscales et les personnes disparues. Abonnez-vous ici: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPDruou4hhY4t-5WXiX9K6g Série: Dossiers FBI, Saison 3, Épisode 11, Attaque Silencieuse Contenu distribué par New Dominion Pictures à Little Dot Studios. Pour nous contacter, merci de nous envoyer un email à: [email protected].
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