@@yobeatthat85 Army chefs have put more bodies in the ground than the infantry. The catering course is the hardest course in the British army- no one passes!!
Frankie Fraser said about Kenneth Noye. ' If you found someone on your property lurking around at night, dressed in black with your wife and kids indoors what would you do? The detective was surprised he was found not guilty of murder.
Agreed. What other loving dad and husband wouldn’t do the same? Sending a copper on some stupid SAS mission? I blame the police for put one of their own in danger…
do you know WHY they had to sneak around ? cos they couldnt get a warrant why were they unable to get a warrant ? Cos some of Noyes mansion isnt owned by him its owned by the MOD its under the 100 year secrecy act of 1945 & you can be jailed ( eve as a copper ) without getting written approval from the home secretary who has no power to overrule law lords . 100 year secrecy act tells me that something sinister was under Noyes mansion . Its a bunker & Tunnel system . Wild guess it was the last resort if Germany invaded , Chemical & Bio weapons storage hence the 100 years ,2045 that becomes declassified
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent reenactments reconstruction videos. enabling viewers to better understand what/whom the orator was describing. Special thanks to guest speakers sharing personal knowledge/experiences. Pertaining to forensic robbery investigations.. Making this documentary more authentic and possible. Last if not least the armed robbers themselves committing such a high profile robbery.
The weird thing is without the security guards they wouldnt have ever been able to get into the safes and steal the money... so really the place would have been safer without the security there
Something wrong somewhere. 6,800 gold bars each weighing 1 or 2 kilos (average 1.5kg) is 10,200 kg, 10.2 tons! 3 tons spread over 6,800 bars is about 440g per bar. Either that or there were only 2,000 bars.
4:20 - security guard - “because I was in the army I’m trained to do what I’m told” - so he complied straight away when told to lay down. “Despite being a veteran of many armed conflicts, he was frozen in fear” A glowing endorsement for British Army being hired as security!
What did you expect him do when he's got 6 automatic rifles pointed at him? You want him to try fight them like a hero and most likely get killed over some money that's not even his? The fact that he used to be in the army is irrelevant because this is real life not a movie.
@@andrewcheyne9917 I think this one has gone over your head!!! If someone brings up the fact they were in the armed forces you’d expect them to do something useful in a situation like this..instead of using their training to comply!!!
@@its_rick_james_bich2575 No no nothing went over my head at all! I think you should read my last comment again. If you're not smart enough to understand then that's your problem
I laughed when Lee Sturley talked about people stealing gold that didn't belong to them at 30.25. It didn't belong to the Brinks Matt gang either and he couldn't even see the irony in what he was saying. Thanks for the upload
It's been noted that if you're living in the UK and have purchased gold jewelery manufactured after 1983, you're probably wearing some of the Brinks-Mat stolen gold.
I think most people are fascinated by, and secretly respect, a professional thief who steals using his intelligence and cunning, who is elegant, swift and causes no harm. A gentleman, in other words. Once violence and vicious threats come into play, a line has been crossed, and you pray that they get what’s coming to them. Sounds like most of them already have.
An elite Scotland Yard squad arrives on the scene with first on arrival Bill Miller - ....."On arrival i realised obvious the scene was a scene of violence because there were chairs scattered allover the place". 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 That just made me chuckle hard, probably see more chairs scattered about in a childrens nursery but never called a scene of violence and he's the Elite Flying Squad.
I thought of the same thing, issue with that is if it becomes common practice and robbers are aware of it, it might turn a nervous situation into a deadly paranoia that the code has been punched instead of the right one. and if the code isnt used during a heist, will the victims of the robbery be accused of aiding the robbers?
Well its essentially just like panic buttons that places such as banks etc have under desk's they are common place and known about by criminals. People who use them can also turn nervous situations into deadly paranoia and they are much more obvious. If the code wasn't used then it would be highly suspicious therefore you have 2 or more codes that need to be entered to gain access and one person would have one code. If any of the codes were the alarm code then it would alert authorities, essentially meaning you would have to have everyone with codes to be 'in on it' reducing the likelihood. Of course there are flaws with this system and it would need refined.
Or if the multiple doors are opened quicker thena set time of say 20 seconds a silent alarm could be tripped. I mean why would you be so eager to get to gold if you were not being forced to?
So this is basically the UK equivalent to the lufthansa heist in the U.S. Where the criminals stole so much money they couldn't even store/fence/track it all and the gangsters just started killing each other to cover it up.
very similar , the top players gave the game away when they started moving out of their little London flats to big houses out in the Kent countryside within months of the heist . McAvoy’s mistress moved out of her little flat to a big converted farmouse and bought 2 rottweilers she named “Brinks” and “Mat” , not exactly master criminals this lot
Surprised no one else commented on the effect the Brink's gold had on the investment of ecstasy in Britain in the early 90s. 34:02 - If it is in fact true, that's something I've never heard before and seems quite monumental. It was a cultural shift. The massive influx of all those pills, all those raves, and all those wild times influenced by a gold robbery? It would make sense if it is indeed true...and pretty crazy.
The security gaurd said because he was in the army. I done exactly what I was told to do 😂😂😂 nothing to do with the hand cannon pointing at his head bless him
Once me and my 7 year old friend robbed a supermarket in Gothenburg, I who was 6 chickened out the first second, the score was swedish chocolate king size chocolate bars, i put it underneath my shirt and my shirt looked like a lable comparing to the heist..actually nobody knew our coning plan haha or the heist :) I walked fast through the cashdesk out...ate the whole thing in the woods with my friend..then later on my mother found out, I got some beatings...it turns out my friend who was with me rat me out..and today he is a famous swedish politican.
Kevin Murphy Mickey was a violent armed robber, sexual predator and a turn coat, who flipped and turned crowns witness to save his own arse in a major cocaine importation organisation....
me two wish i could get just one box i sell it and donate all the money to help find a cure to hiv -aids ive lost two of my best friends to the disease
interesting documentary. shame the producers got basic facts so wrong, which makes me question the validity of the whole programme. Tate, Tucker and Rolfe (aka Essex Boys) weren't murdered in a 1981 Ford Cortina, it was a 1989 Range Rover, The Brinks Mat getaway van was a Ford Transit not a Sherpa, oh and gold bars are not stored in cardboard boxes. If the accuracy is so off, what else is wrong in this show?
Basically correct...... Particularly about not trusting a rat like Noye who was a known grass and psychopathic killer....... Totally greedy, he's immediately looking for ways to take the gold. McAvoy should have had hsi connection shoot Noye....... He fucked it all up including 8 years for himself.....
Valuation of the gold is completely out. I don't know when the documentary was made but the highest price of gold ever registered is about USD 60,000 per kg. At 3,000kgs(narrator says "almost 3,000kgs") that's USD 180 million tops; so significantly less than GBP 150 million.
To be fair to Noye the undercover police man had a balaclava on and was sneaking around private property at night, Noye's first thought would be its another villain or burglar trying to rob his house....
I can’t see how easily the robbers got into the room where the guards were. You would think that with the amount of gold and money it would be more secure than it was.
They had a guard on the inside , who told them about all the alarms ect, they had alarms and back up alarms, but the robbers knew this. As for the guards they were all soaked in petrol, would you risk going up like a bonfire for minimum wage.
Ok, the same security issue transpired ( 08-08-1963 ) Great train 🚆 robbery in Britain. 2.5 million pounds in a cargo area of train car un guarded. Just postal 📪 workers separating mail opposite caged area.
£26 million (nearly 3 tons of gold) is globally very small sum of money and can't shake much gold markets. Here's the numbers of 2018 gold producers: China 404 tons, Australia 319 tons, Russia 297 tons, USA 222 tons. Whole global gold production: 3503 tons. Reserve: 54000 tons
no they melted with 2p copper coins to hide carat of gold that was 24 carat gold- hence, obvious brinks mat- hence palmer shot dead. mcavoy 25yrs and sold his gold.
Man these guy's took a shit ton of gold and then just handed it over to one guy. Damn that's having some serious trust in someone. I would've buried the gold in a spot so good no one would've ever found the gold. I would just let it sit there until I get out of prison. Then still let it sit there til the cops are done watching me, then when the time is ready then I'll go get some gold and cash it in a little at a time.
I don't get it.....13 years for having 11 gold bars but let off for stabbing someone 11 times ? Is that REALLY self defense ? Once...maybe but not 11 times. What on earth was going on in that jury room ?
No warrant , and at the time he’s found a man on his property in a balaclava , that didn’t identity himself as a policeman . . He claimed he had the knife as was changing a car battery with it of something similar . Was silly of the police in all honesty and
Let off because he was on his own property. Guys dressed like robbers on his property! He wasn’t let off he didn’t commit a crime by stabbing him he was protecting his family
You're joking right? Only 2 of the 6 thieves' were ever caught (well 3 but 1 of those was acquitted in court) and in today's money (Feb 2020) the value of that gold alone is £130Mil ? 80% of the gold/cash from sales was never recovered. The two that caught caught only got busted because of that grass black. They also made billions more by investing that cash into fuelling and creating the UK ecstasy pandemic in the 80's/90's and billons more from their investment in the massive property growth around the London dockland. A few of the people involved could now afford to buy a small country....... Or do you mean that any amount of money, isn't worth a bit of a headache?
@@Midnightwhiskeymassacre Cheers buddy....... I'm not a thief or a murderer but I always wondered why they just didn't shoot Anthony Black on their way out the door...... it would of left no witnesses/evidence behind..... The 2 Black grassed/ got caught both got 25 years each anyway....... that sentence for theft (and also the Great Train Robbery, where they gave out 30-35 years each too) to me its says..... why leave a witness behind? .... When your getting more time for the robbery, than for a murder, the sentences would run concurrently anyway...... They just told the whole UK criminally world, you might as well kill a witness as you won't receive a harsher punishment for doing so and you will be much less likely to get caught if you so! Crazy mad world, if you think of it - I dread to think about how many innocent witnesses were murdered in other crimes because of this madness!
@@Midnightwhiskeymassacre haha - i'm so glad someone else agrees so I don't appear to be a total psycho !!! - Seriously, isn't it crazy and how people plan robberies for months/years so precisely but don't plan the afterwards or how they will deal with the police - lucky amateurs! hehe
10:46 A security guard managed to free himself and dial 999 and explains that 6 masked guys with pistols and machine guns just stole three tons of gold worth 26 million pounds. " 999 dispatcher informs them that police will arrive as soon as possible. 10:58 " an Elite Scotland yard squad arrives at the scene after 30 minutes...
The essex murders didn't have anything to do with this gold, think that had more to do with the amount of drug dealers they kept turning over, lot of people think the police did that anyway.
Police probably wouldn't have had the authority or would have been best suited to something like that off, it would have been a professional MI5 hit team if anything.. and maybe taken out not because they were turning drug dealers over but because they were becoming more and more of a threat to the public with their antics...... it's still a mystery.. but i don't see the police force ever doing something like that without authority from above,,and if authority from above was in play then the Police wouldn't have been required.......and most certainly not he best option to carry it out...
Yeh well they messed that up by not forcing a fake entry, black was last in so always going to be looked at first.. Silly oversight after 9mths planning tut tut
Everyone pays, ya can’t just leave people to rot in prison, and then expect them to get out and forgive and forget, 16 years is a long time, so right whack to em,... We do the crime and the time and you get the money,that ain’t gonna fly baby...
I thought the robbery involving Lee Murray was the biggest armed robbery in the UK. I might be wrong, but in the documentary I watched it said it was the biggest.
it is easier to get away with murder then get away with grand theft. stealing from the richest is retaliated by assassination. in other words, the richest are above the law. poor and rich are not equal in front of the law. gold heist would be investigated more thoroughly then murder. it makes me wonder how cheap/expandable human life has become.
Yeah they forgot to tell you that each guy was the size of the Hulk. LOL. They must've had some type of process to load all that gold up into a truck or a vehicle with a great rear suspension.
Yeah something their didnt add up. Not to mention that van would never hold all that gold. That's a crap load of weight. Just think 60lb per trip to the van would take 120 trips just to move it to the van.
The fact they used a Sherpa doesn't say to me, these guys are pro's.......... you're joking??!!!!! They're so shit......... utter shite!!!! The sliding driver's + passenger doors, are a plus but it's a very short list........ It would be an alibi, as far as I'm concerned, there's no way I'm on a job with a Sherpa for a getaway.......... Ayrton Senna driving the twat, wouldn't change my mind........... my arse, is right, mate.......
When moving concrete products I zip tied timber above the axles to stop the springs bottoming, I could then load 3.5 metric tons within, it did not handle well but it looked ok. Where there is a will there is a way....
A few years ago when I was good on them but at the end of the day staff were terrorised its not on its sick and disgusting however if it had been a con job and no one at all got hurt or terrorised thats a whole different thing
Its Black that's the total rat in it all, first betrays his workmates by allowing the place to be robbed and guns pointed at them and covered with petrol, then secondly when questioned grasses up the people who's done it including his sister's husband. Totally betrayed both sets of people.
if you ignore the 10s of thousands of drug related charges and crimes as a result of the massive influx of dirty money, then yes, what a blessing! How many over doses, rapes, addiction-fueled burglaries/robberies of otherwise innocent people are a result of this?
@@maxdecphoenix exactly the knock on effects of this is catastrophic bet this money brought about a,lot of heroin crack addicts amongst other vices and evil
“I was in the Army, so I’m trained to do what I’m told” cheers dits
He was probably a fucking chef in the army hahaha
@@yobeatthat85 Army chefs have put more bodies in the ground than the infantry. The catering course is the hardest course in the British army- no one passes!!
if it moves salute it ,if it doesn't PAINT IT !
🤣 🤣 🤣
Frankie Fraser said about Kenneth Noye. ' If you found someone on your property lurking around at night, dressed in black with your wife and kids indoors what would you do? The detective was surprised he was found not guilty of murder.
Agreed. What other loving dad and husband wouldn’t do the same? Sending a copper on some stupid SAS mission? I blame the police for put one of their own in danger…
Frankie Fraser was a dirty little toe rag, even if right on this
do you know WHY they had to sneak around ? cos they couldnt get a warrant
why were they unable to get a warrant ?
Cos some of Noyes mansion isnt owned by him its owned by the MOD
its under the 100 year secrecy act of 1945 & you can be jailed ( eve as a copper ) without getting written approval from the home secretary who has no power to overrule law lords .
100 year secrecy act tells me that something sinister was under Noyes mansion . Its a bunker & Tunnel system . Wild guess it was the last resort if Germany invaded , Chemical & Bio weapons storage hence the 100 years ,2045 that becomes declassified
He didnt have to kill that kid on the M25 thou did he....
@@nw8000think there was more to that than meets the eye 😩
"High security"
Gold bars stored outside the safe.
My garden shed has more security!
Most bank robberies are the banks themselfs that either setup or insentivise, the return on the robbery keeps going up to this day, beyond 100million.
Right my bird cage has better security than this bank had at time. Man these guy's pulled off one hell of a robbery.
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent reenactments reconstruction videos. enabling viewers to better understand what/whom the orator was describing. Special thanks to guest speakers sharing personal knowledge/experiences. Pertaining to forensic robbery investigations.. Making this documentary more authentic and possible. Last if not least the armed robbers themselves committing such a high profile robbery.
The weird thing is without the security guards they wouldnt have ever been able to get into the safes and steal the money... so really the place would have been safer without the security there
Ha. Good point.
Something wrong somewhere. 6,800 gold bars each weighing 1 or 2 kilos (average 1.5kg) is 10,200 kg, 10.2 tons! 3 tons spread over 6,800 bars is about 440g per bar. Either that or there were only 2,000 bars.
single wheel base transit too - recons always have it as double wheel based on TV
They always over estimate it because the police stole the rest
Idk maybe it's just me but I wouldn't turn grass on anyone called "Mad" Mickey.
runlarryrun77 😂😂😂🤣
Nooe id swerve that one also
What a great story,, I enjoyed that
you thilthy cunt ball
4:20 - security guard - “because I was in the army I’m trained to do what I’m told” - so he complied straight away when told to lay down.
“Despite being a veteran of many armed conflicts, he was frozen in fear”
A glowing endorsement for British Army being hired as security!
I agree, it doesn't give much of a glorious picture compared to the SAS in the Falklands war.
He was probably in some crap hat regiment like the RLC basically truck driver. Not all soldiers are hardcore special forces.
What did you expect him do when he's got 6 automatic rifles pointed at him? You want him to try fight them like a hero and most likely get killed over some money that's not even his? The fact that he used to be in the army is irrelevant because this is real life not a movie.
@@andrewcheyne9917 I think this one has gone over your head!!! If someone brings up the fact they were in the armed forces you’d expect them to do something useful in a situation like this..instead of using their training to comply!!!
@@its_rick_james_bich2575 No no nothing went over my head at all! I think you should read my last comment again. If you're not smart enough to understand then that's your problem
I laughed when Lee Sturley talked about people stealing gold that didn't belong to them at 30.25. It didn't belong to the Brinks Matt gang either and he couldn't even see the irony in what he was saying.
Thanks for the upload
Taking fings that don't belong to em ,ha I nearly shit my trousers
Who else is enjoying distractions like this? Using time wisely covid19
Type in PINK PANTHERS JEWELS dude
I would have opened the in less than 30 seconds even before they put the petro on me. ITS NOT MY FN' MONEY WTF DO I CARE.
Didn’t know Harry rendnap was in the mafia
Spot on. I spotted him too.
He’s well sunburnt as well
Lol
It's been noted that if you're living in the UK and have purchased gold jewelery manufactured after 1983, you're probably wearing some of the Brinks-Mat stolen gold.
shit happens owell
Well that gold got melted down and sold all over the world so u don't just have to be in the uk
I know I am
I think most people are fascinated by, and secretly respect, a professional thief who steals using his intelligence and cunning, who is elegant, swift and causes no harm. A gentleman, in other words. Once violence and vicious threats come into play, a line has been crossed, and you pray that they get what’s coming to them. Sounds like most of them already have.
That’s a fuckin great comment.
This is One Crazy Story. Has it been a movie? The great part of this tale is that so many criminals had been removed from society
fools gold with sean bean
'Fools Gold' starring Sean Bean............it's on UA-cam
@@wildnfree101 might see if its on here, thanks.
@@ickleshouse search...'fools gold brinks mat'
Some homeless person gets shot..... it's down to the gold from 100 years ago
A real good background check brinks.
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Nowhere near the "greatest" robbery of all time. Highest value perhaps.. but a clusterfuck of an operation.
Wouldnt say that. 4 of the 6 got away with it. And they got caught long after, actual robbery went near perfect so no not a clusterduck is it.
An elite Scotland Yard squad arrives on the scene with first on arrival Bill Miller - ....."On arrival i realised obvious the scene was a scene of violence because there were chairs scattered allover the place". 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That just made me chuckle hard, probably see more chairs scattered about in a childrens nursery but never called a scene of violence and he's the Elite Flying Squad.
Hatton Garden is the best robbery for me! 😀
Except they got caught lol
wank over that then?
Thank you for all your comments, i can't get involved with peoples opinions on this subject, i just enjoyed playing the part of Kenneth Noye,
Damn good job mate. You looked like a crook with that wink to the jury/lawyer.. Hope you get plenty more work
Oh is that you, in reconstruction. Cool,
Any old gold kicking about lol.
That's pretty cool! I bet it was a fun project to work on!
nice job pal
Is it so, great documentary by the way.
I played Kenny in this reconstruction, I can’t believe how many views it’s had 👍
Cool
Ok
Watched it about ten 10 x best graft ever and the story off deaths after it Brillant
Whoa, whoa Kenny! What are you doing?
: I am trying to find out where they keep their money!
Great role,
The biggest criminals don't wear balaclavas, the biggest criminals wear a shirt and a tie.
to an extent
Politicians, banker etc
Colin Flowers Yes and they are usually behind a podium addressing a nation.
Yeah I know s*** but it's boring stop repeating cliches that's boring too
@@Immurement yes thank you see that's my point nobody cares how right you are if you just repeating what everyone already knows
They should have had a code that when entered, still opens the doors, but also trips an alarm and can be used in these situations.
I thought of the same thing, issue with that is if it becomes common practice and robbers are aware of it, it might turn a nervous situation into a deadly paranoia that the code has been punched instead of the right one. and if the code isnt used during a heist, will the victims of the robbery be accused of aiding the robbers?
Well its essentially just like panic buttons that places such as banks etc have under desk's they are common place and known about by criminals. People who use them can also turn nervous situations into deadly paranoia and they are much more obvious.
If the code wasn't used then it would be highly suspicious therefore you have 2 or more codes that need to be entered to gain access and one person would have one code. If any of the codes were the alarm code then it would alert authorities, essentially meaning you would have to have everyone with codes to be 'in on it' reducing the likelihood.
Of course there are flaws with this system and it would need refined.
Or if the multiple doors are opened quicker thena set time of say 20 seconds a silent alarm could be tripped. I mean why would you be so eager to get to gold if you were not being forced to?
Well it was the fucking 80s FFS. so that technology wasn't about. Hindsight hero you lot eh.
@@DAGATHire Microchips were around far before the 80's
Like watching things like that. Safe to say I won't be a robber to much hard work..
This is the same gold they robbed from Africa and Asia killing innocent lives
Tit
So this is basically the UK equivalent to the lufthansa heist in the U.S. Where the criminals stole so much money they couldn't even store/fence/track it all and the gangsters just started killing each other to cover it up.
very similar , the top players gave the game away when they started moving out of their little London flats to big houses out in the Kent countryside within months of the heist . McAvoy’s mistress moved out of her little flat to a big converted farmouse and bought 2 rottweilers she named “Brinks” and “Mat” , not exactly master criminals this lot
Immortalised in the film Goodfellas I believe
@@garys4756 YOU BET!!!!
Surprised no one else commented on the effect the Brink's gold had on the investment of ecstasy in Britain in the early 90s. 34:02 - If it is in fact true, that's something I've never heard before and seems quite monumental. It was a cultural shift. The massive influx of all those pills, all those raves, and all those wild times influenced by a gold robbery? It would make sense if it is indeed true...and pretty crazy.
it Is true if you read Howard marks book Mr smiley he explains about the carnage it caused in Spain
the pictures of the 'Robins' brought back memories
Plenty other criminals would have funded that. It didn't need the Brinks Matt for that.
It was in London I live there it was in London 80 whsn it happened can u remember the ira blowing up London it was a mess Moregat London Bridge
Hatton garden
The security gaurd said because he was in the army. I done exactly what I was told to do 😂😂😂 nothing to do with the hand cannon pointing at his head bless him
😂😂😂
I love documentaries ❤️🇯🇲💯
And mr but it’s was in the U.K., not Jamaica.
*hint* some of the gold is in houses in Bermondsey area
They need to remake the movie fools gold (1992) thats based on this heist, so much more has happened since 92 in this case and many more deaths
That is a good idea
Once me and my 7 year old friend robbed a supermarket in Gothenburg, I who was 6 chickened out the first second, the score was swedish chocolate king size chocolate bars, i put it underneath my shirt and my shirt looked like a lable comparing to the heist..actually nobody knew our coning plan haha or the heist :) I walked fast through the cashdesk out...ate the whole thing in the woods with my friend..then later on my mother found out, I got some beatings...it turns out my friend who was with me rat me out..and today he is a famous swedish politican.
Cool story bro
Politician...so he's still a 'thieving rat' then!!
@@iangibnos2114 probably
@@eleanorgames2857 thanks, stupid story but true
There is a show called " The Gold" on the BBC about this documentary, well worth the watch
I recall the 1980s was cool as I was a kid.
Mickey Mc and Brian Robinson utter gentleman! (no petrol was used in the Robbery)
Kevin Murphy Mickey was a violent armed robber, sexual predator and a turn coat, who flipped and turned crowns witness to save his own arse in a major cocaine importation organisation....
The depot was already secure without the security. If it werent for the security the heist would never of happened.
This was a very well made documentary.
I am surprised that 3 tons of gold would be sitting in such an unsecured place.
It was the 80's, obv nowadays they prob wouldn't even be able to get anywhere close to the gold. Security has improved by 100%
me two wish i could get just one box i sell it and donate all the money to help find a cure to hiv -aids ive lost two of my best friends to the disease
@@alanestey7252 naaaa
@@stevenorr966 why not
@@alanestey7252 im just kidding. it would be a wonderful thing to do. good for you!!
This robbery is better than a Hollywood story.
interesting documentary. shame the producers got basic facts so wrong, which makes me question the validity of the whole programme. Tate, Tucker and Rolfe (aka Essex Boys) weren't murdered in a 1981 Ford Cortina, it was a 1989 Range Rover, The Brinks Mat getaway van was a Ford Transit not a Sherpa, oh and gold bars are not stored in cardboard boxes. If the accuracy is so off, what else is wrong in this show?
It's Channel 5 mate what are you expecting
The range rovers shootings was December 1995 where Tate tucker and Rolfe were blown to smitherins 🔫🔫
Different killings
Basically correct...... Particularly about not trusting a rat like Noye who was a known grass and psychopathic killer....... Totally greedy, he's immediately looking for ways to take the gold. McAvoy should have had hsi connection shoot Noye....... He fucked it all up including 8 years for himself.....
Valuation of the gold is completely out. I don't know when the documentary was made but the highest price of gold ever registered is about USD 60,000 per kg. At 3,000kgs(narrator says "almost 3,000kgs") that's USD 180 million tops; so significantly less than GBP 150 million.
To be fair to Noye the undercover police man had a balaclava on and was sneaking around private property at night, Noye's first thought would be its another villain or burglar trying to rob his house....
I can’t see how easily the robbers got into the room where the guards were. You would think that with the amount of gold and money it would be more secure than it was.
best place to hide something is where everyone can see it
They had a guard on the inside , who told them about all the alarms ect, they had alarms and back up alarms, but the robbers knew this.
As for the guards they were all soaked in petrol, would you risk going up like a bonfire for minimum wage.
Ok, the same security issue transpired ( 08-08-1963 ) Great train 🚆 robbery in Britain. 2.5 million pounds in a cargo area of train car un guarded. Just postal 📪 workers separating mail opposite caged area.
Criminals trusting criminals was never gonna work, never.
They were more pissed that their tea time was interrupted than the gold being stolen.
so would alot of other pepole
£26 million (nearly 3 tons of gold) is globally very small sum of money and can't shake much gold markets. Here's the numbers of 2018 gold producers: China 404 tons, Australia 319 tons, Russia 297 tons, USA 222 tons. Whole global gold production: 3503 tons. Reserve: 54000 tons
Now we have to go into a bank wearing a mask! But we que without complaint! How very British! 🤣
Tony Curtis in the Sweeney! What next, you'll be telling me Frank Sinatra was in the Mafia!
4:14 "6 men armed with automatic weapons storm in"
>has a Beretta M9
vjarrisuk A Beretta M9 can be converted to a fully automatic weapon, even back then when the robbery took place..
They were automatically weapons u do know a Beretta M9 is considered an automatic weapon
Automatic weapons are a weapon that continues to fire when trigger is surpressed
@@tgrice601
No, it isn't.
Oh cos that makes it alright then. I’m sure you’d be sat their in a fit of laughter wouldn’t you, Jimmy big bollocks
The brinks matt insiderr is that the security gaurd who left the door open for the gang or is he just someone whos researched the heist?
A criminal can never trust a non criminal or another criminal...🤷🏾♂️
no they melted with 2p copper coins to hide carat of gold that was 24 carat gold- hence, obvious brinks mat- hence palmer shot dead. mcavoy 25yrs and sold his gold.
Man these guy's took a shit ton of gold and then just handed it over to one guy. Damn that's having some serious trust in someone. I would've buried the gold in a spot so good no one would've ever found the gold. I would just let it sit there until I get out of prison. Then still let it sit there til the cops are done watching me, then when the time is ready then I'll go get some gold and cash it in a little at a time.
6 June 2019, Kenny Noye was released from prison.
I don't get it.....13 years for having 11 gold bars but let off for stabbing someone 11 times ? Is that REALLY self defense ? Once...maybe but not 11 times. What on earth was going on in that jury room ?
Jury tampering witness intimidation who knows bit fishy all of it
The jury may have been currupted.
No warrant , and at the time he’s found a man on his property in a balaclava , that didn’t identity himself as a policeman . . He claimed he had the knife as was changing a car battery with it of something similar .
Was silly of the police in all honesty and
Noye was protected by Masons and bent coppers and the judge was also bent in many ways I would imagine.
Let off because he was on his own property. Guys dressed like robbers on his property! He wasn’t let off he didn’t commit a crime by stabbing him he was protecting his family
How can they be charged with 'conspiracy to steal the gold bullion' when they had no idea it was there until they failed to access the safes?
Dan Shields 😂😂😂😂😂 u smart
good question
Very true my friend . Escape by helicopter was not unusual from the nick . For criminals higher up the chain .
If they don’t have enough evidence to charge you for the robbery they arrest you conspiracy
Shakeel Ali not true, conspiracy to commit robbery is higher charge than robbery alone. Any conspiracy charge will carry a longer sentence.
The barclays bank. They used in Bedminster. Was a tiny little sub branch .client confidentiality I suppose .
No way that van could transport 3 tons. OK you could get it inside the van but the springs would be bottomed.
Silent alarm the best thing ever invented for cases like this.l
Cursed gold.
This ain’t private’s of the carrybeean
Because of a simple change in a combination lock...
Whoever smelted, dealt it.
infantile i know but that made me laugh
Whoever made the rhyme did the crime
stealing that gold was more headaches than it's worth
You're joking right? Only 2 of the 6 thieves' were ever caught (well 3 but 1 of those was acquitted in court) and in today's money (Feb 2020) the value of that gold alone is £130Mil ? 80% of the gold/cash from sales was never recovered. The two that caught caught only got busted because of that grass black. They also made billions more by investing that cash into fuelling and creating the UK ecstasy pandemic in the 80's/90's and billons more from their investment in the massive property growth around the London dockland. A few of the people involved could now afford to buy a small country....... Or do you mean that any amount of money, isn't worth a bit of a headache?
@@JayInplay bang on the money there son 😎
@@Midnightwhiskeymassacre Cheers buddy....... I'm not a thief or a murderer but I always wondered why they just didn't shoot Anthony Black on their way out the door...... it would of left no witnesses/evidence behind..... The 2 Black grassed/ got caught both got 25 years each anyway....... that sentence for theft (and also the Great Train Robbery, where they gave out 30-35 years each too) to me its says..... why leave a witness behind? .... When your getting more time for the robbery, than for a murder, the sentences would run concurrently anyway...... They just told the whole UK criminally world, you might as well kill a witness as you won't receive a harsher punishment for doing so and you will be much less likely to get caught if you so! Crazy mad world, if you think of it - I dread to think about how many innocent witnesses were murdered in other crimes because of this madness!
@@JayInplay yep. Exactly. Idiots should have thought of this in the 9mths prep.
@@Midnightwhiskeymassacre haha - i'm so glad someone else agrees so I don't appear to be a total psycho !!! - Seriously, isn't it crazy and how people plan robberies for months/years so precisely but don't plan the afterwards or how they will deal with the police - lucky amateurs! hehe
When it comes to gold heists, Charlie Croker did it best.
if he's the only guard that knows the code combination, im pretty sure the robbers won't kill him. without him, they can't open the vault
Been there the guards talk ppl into suicide
10:46 A security guard managed to free himself and dial 999 and explains that 6 masked guys with pistols and machine guns just stole three tons of gold worth 26 million pounds. " 999 dispatcher informs them that police will arrive as soon as possible. 10:58 " an Elite Scotland yard squad arrives at the scene after 30 minutes...
Now days if the caller said he had just been subjected to vague verbal racism the police would have been there in minutes.
This documentary was made a good few years back just think the value of the gold today it’s gone up over 1000% in the last 10 or 12 years
$1900 per ounce.💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰
@@vernwallen4246 20 year ago It was about £150
where did these guys goto school ?
3 tons ??
6800 goldbars of 1 kg is 6.8 tons.
and they said some was 2 kilos..
none of this makes sense.
Was anyone else thinking the inside man was scouse as soon as you heard his nickname hahaha
The essex murders didn't have anything to do with this gold, think that had more to do with the amount of drug dealers they kept turning over, lot of people think the police did that anyway.
Police probably wouldn't have had the authority or would have been best suited to something like that off, it would have been a professional MI5 hit team if anything.. and maybe taken out not because they were turning drug dealers over but because they were becoming more and more of a threat to the public with their antics...... it's still a mystery.. but i don't see the police force ever doing something like that without authority from above,,and if authority from above was in play then the Police wouldn't have been required.......and most certainly not he best option to carry it out...
Wasnt there of a 'mad Mickey' supposed to be involved in the Essex murders Or at least mentioned....
@@Gary-pw3vq Yeah Micky Bowman , who was asked to source a machine gun by Tate & Tucker
I noticed the aerial shot at 2.20 is of the Scotswood area of Newcastle Upon Tyne......
James from the sopranos is still kicking about??lol.
It seems the level of security at this building was totally inappropriate.
If the inside man kept his mouth shut... the value of gold would be even higher
Yeh well they messed that up by not forcing a fake entry, black was last in so always going to be looked at first..
Silly oversight after 9mths planning tut tut
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That little van fitted 3 tons of gold in side it lol 😂. I bet Ford transit love this
😂 hilarious that this story is actually how criminals "accidentally" stole half a billion in gold.
True 😂
Not so accidentally as you might think wink wink
For them that enjoyed this there is a film called Fool Gold with Shawn bean worth a watch .
Everyone pays, ya can’t just leave people to rot in prison, and then expect them to get out and forgive and forget, 16 years is a long time,
so right whack to em,...
We do the crime and the time and you get the money,that ain’t gonna fly baby...
I thought the robbery involving Lee Murray was the biggest armed robbery in the UK. I might be wrong, but in the documentary I watched it said it was the biggest.
yes the tonbridge heist was the largest in uk
The 53 mill is the largest cash robbery the gold wasnt cash so its a different catagory
it is easier to get away with murder then get away with grand theft. stealing from the richest is retaliated by assassination. in other words, the richest are above the law. poor and rich are not equal in front of the law. gold heist would be investigated more thoroughly then murder. it makes me wonder how cheap/expandable human life has become.
Every murderer i know says its easy get away with the crime
They say that the gold was cursed because nearly all involved have been murderd or in prison
What the fuck are you talking about? Your comment is some of the most ill informed drivel I've ever read.
Was IT in renton thouse 3 men was shot, from the footsoldier movie?????
6800 bars, each weighing 1-2kgs.
So that’s anything between 6.8-13.6 tonnes. 🤔🤔🤔
Yeah they forgot to tell you that each guy was the size of the Hulk. LOL. They must've had some type of process to load all that gold up into a truck or a vehicle with a great rear suspension.
Yeah something their didnt add up. Not to mention that van would never hold all that gold. That's a crap load of weight. Just think 60lb per trip to the van would take 120 trips just to move it to the van.
Fun fact the narrator of the program is Eddie Marsan who started as the guy who lost his hand while robbing a bank in the movie Hancock
3 ton in a sherpa van my arse
It's easy when you put it all in those cardboard file boxes! ROFLMAO
when i saw that part i was thinking yeah right, that fucker would be dragging ass showering sparks down the road
I was thinking the same....
The fact they used a Sherpa doesn't say to me, these guys are pro's.......... you're joking??!!!!!
They're so shit......... utter shite!!!! The sliding driver's + passenger doors, are a plus but it's a very short list........
It would be an alibi, as far as I'm concerned, there's no way I'm on a job with a Sherpa for a getaway.......... Ayrton Senna driving the twat, wouldn't change my mind........... my arse, is right, mate.......
When moving concrete products I zip tied timber above the axles to stop the springs bottoming, I could then load 3.5 metric tons within, it did not handle well but it looked ok. Where there is a will there is a way....
wikipedia describes it differently
They had semi-automatic weapons not automatic. Big difference.
Do you think this story was partial inspiration for Guy Ritchie's "Snatch"? I see similarities between the real events and the film.
who knows
Guy Ritchie knows.
only 3 Brits could accidentally steal more gold then anyone ever has
A few years ago when I was good on them but at the end of the day staff were terrorised its not on its sick and disgusting however if it had been a con job and no one at all got hurt or terrorised thats a whole different thing
then finally cash for gold pop ups all over the country, in every town centre finished the shit off
Interesting watch. Why are the film makers trying to link the Rettendon murders to it though?
Automatic WEAPONSSS *has a Poundland pistol"
I swear every heist in the UK is always the "Biggest more notorious most dangerous ever in the history of the UK"
22:00 kenneth nose is like a bent spoon as it that detectives right on one side loll
Theres no honour among thieves...unless they come from a Troop 😂
a browning automatic? you mean semi auto handgun?
Its Black that's the total rat in it all, first betrays his workmates by allowing the place to be robbed and guns pointed at them and covered with petrol, then secondly when questioned grasses up the people who's done it including his sister's husband. Totally betrayed both sets of people.
He's a double grass
Your a rat steve
I know what a maggot
Thanks for the spoilers, jackass
@@ethanmorgaan Don't read the comments before watching the full video, jackass
I like how they use `high security` wrong as, 3 unarmed guards is pretty much Tesco`s not secure place
It was high security from the standpoint that it was a vault with alarms
If there were 6800 bars of gold each weighing 1 or 2 kilos, why was the total weight only 3 tons?
@Jdhdidhxhhdhdbdbxjsjshxhtusjsgjdgyeuejdvdgzhvsvshd how do you pronounce your name, sir ?
Police got there within half an hour ? Lol 😂
When seconds count, the police will be there in minutes. Thank goodness for America's 2ed amendment.
So what it's not like their drinking a beer in public or anything.
@jvon Scotland Yard are just a division of the police based in London???
@jvon ååå⁰
Why wasn't their any armed guards on site??
cos that attracts attention
Hmmm, the more I watch this, I come to the simple conclusion. This gold is a blessing in disguise. It causes the trash to take itself out.
if you ignore the 10s of thousands of drug related charges and crimes as a result of the massive influx of dirty money, then yes, what a blessing! How many over doses, rapes, addiction-fueled burglaries/robberies of otherwise innocent people are a result of this?
@@maxdecphoenix exactly the knock on effects of this is catastrophic bet this money brought about a,lot of heroin crack addicts amongst other vices and evil