[Сезон 2] Masterminds (2004-2005)
Masterminds
An insight into the James Bond gang, a group of criminals from New York who used customised getaway vehicles in their heists during the 1980s
Investigating the 1986 theft of £30million of paintings from Russborough House, near Dublin, which was carried out by crime boss Martin Cahill
A prolific cat-burglar reveals how he scaled high-rises and made off with diamonds and jewelry.
The crime spree of Carl Gugasian, who organised more than 50 bank robberies - all carried out on Fridays - and evaded capture for 30 years
A gang wearing Halloween masks and overalls steals millions of dollars' worth of jewels.
A charming rogue steals more than 2,000 ancient artifacts and re-sells them around the world.
A look at the crime spree of Tommy Lee Carmichael, who stole $2.5million from fruit machines in Las Vegas
Registered jeweler Tony Granims and team robbed jewelery stores and baffled the police.
Cocaine smuggling.
Police officer Jerry Clemente was the mastermind behind a bank heist.
A bank clerk steals over a million dollars from the bank he works at and leaves his wife and the state.
The story of how Jack McClean's crime spree earned him the unofficial title of 'superthief'
A profile of South African police chief Andre Stander, who decided on an unlikely change of career when he became a bank robber
An electronics dealer bilks suppliers, employees and government officials of millions of dollars.
An insight into criminal masterminds and ingenious plots, featuring the Brinks Mat robbery, the biggest heist in British history
An armored-car driver steals $19 million from a cash depot.
Aaron Rogers recruited childhood friends to help rob credit unions.
A train-robbery gang uses high-tech equipment.
Police and FBI agents trail the mastermind behind a car-theft ring.
Jonathon Tokeley-Parry illegally retrieved more than two thousand Egyptian artifacts and sold them around the world.
Gilber Galvan, a master of disguise, robbed over a hundred banks across Canada without leaving a clue as to his true identity.
Counterfeiter Steven Jory flooded the British market with fifty million pounds.