
How did vanity ruin the perfect heist?
4.4 (36)
38 mins
Explore how notorious Italian criminal Valerio Viccei partnered with an insider to pull off the 1987 Knightsbridge Security Deposit robbery in London, escaping with £60 million. Discover how his ultimate undoing came from an obsession with his luxury sports car, returning to England to retrieve his beloved Ferrari Testarossa right into a police trap.
Ep 1:
A Ferrari, a Fugitive, and London's Vault
Meet Valerio Viccei: teenage bomber turned Italian fugitive who flees to London, builds a Ferrari-driven playboy persona, and sets his sights on Europe's most secure vault.
Ep 2:
The Perfect Target, The Bought Insider
Viccei targets Knightsbridge's untouchable safe deposit centre, seducing its debt-ridden manager into betrayal as the two engineer a heist against clients who can never call the police.
Ep 3:
One Drop of Blood in a Vault
The robbery goes off almost flawlessly, but a single bloody fingerprint and an unshakeable attachment to a red Ferrari set the wheels turning toward Viccei's arrest.
Ep 4:
Live by the Gun, Die by the Gun
Convicted, imprisoned, and transferred home, Viccei writes his own prophetic memoir titled after his death, then spends day-release years fulfilling the ending he scripted for himself.
Coleman
Level 2 · 1 week agoWrote his own death scene lol
Milo
Level 2 · 1 week agoRobbed the world's most secure vault. Got caught over a car.
Theodosius
Level 3 · 1 week agoThe fingerprint being the only mistake doesn't sit right with me. Going back for the Ferrari was the real fatal error. The cut finger just sped up the timeline, but flying back to London personally is what actually ended it.