They Dug Beneath the Bank: 67 Boxes, One Silent Alarm
They Dug Beneath the Bank: 67 Boxes, One Silent Alarm
A woman on a levee path found a pile of limestone-flecked subsoil against a parking meter at 5:40 a.m. on July 5, 2011 - dirt that would be Exhibit Three in a case where 67 safe-deposit boxes were opened and a three-foot hole punched through a bank's foundation without triggering an alarm. How could a vault monitored by a system hardwired to the state capital be emptied in silence?
In this episode, we lay out the sequence of events from the birdwatcher’s photograph to the vault discovery and trace how building records, a vacant showroom…
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