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This is the true story of the Banco Central heist in Fortaleza, Brazil — the 2005 robbery where a gang tunnelled the length of a city block into a bank vault and walked away with around seventy million dollars, most of it never seen again. It began with a cover story. The gang rented a house a couple of hundred metres from the bank and opened what looked like a landscaping business — the perfect excuse for trucks hauling away endless bags of soil. Underground, over roughly three months, they dug a tunnel about seventy-eight metres long, complete with wooden supports, lighting and even air-conditioning, running beneath two city blocks. Then, over a single weekend, they broke up through more than a metre of steel-reinforced concrete, slipped past the vault's sensors, and loaded up around one hundred and sixty million reais in untraceable, uninsured banknotes. By the time anyone opened the vault on Monday, the gang and the money were gone. It remains one of the largest bank heists in history, and most of the cash was never recovered. How did they dig so far without being caught? Here is the whole story, as reported. 🔔 Subscribe for a new true-crime story every week. That is Crooked Genius. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 The target 1:12 The tunnel 2:24 The breakthrough 3:32 The vanishing 🔎 IN THIS DOCUMENTARY • The 2005 Banco Central heist in Fortaleza, Brazil • The fake landscaping business used as cover for the dirt • The ~78-metre tunnel with lighting and air-conditioning • The weekend break-in through reinforced concrete — around $70 million • Why most of the money was never recovered — SOURCES & DISCLOSURE — This film follows the widely reported record of the 2005 Banco Central de Fortaleza heist. Exact figures and details are debated and narrated "as reported." ⚠️ Visuals are AI-assisted reconstructions for storytelling, not authentic footage. The character is an anonymous dramatization, and the banknotes shown are original stand-ins. No violence occurred in the robbery itself. #truecrime #heist #bankheist #brazil #crookedgenius

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