Luke Lunkenheimer

Um, but that's the only flaw in the video. If you go look it up, cause it still exists out there. And I, you know, I, I egressed the bank and went out into the woods and ran to the car, got in the car. And what I had done was I had put in dress clothes, kind of like what I'm wearing now underneath the sweatsuit.

Um, but that's the only flaw in the video. If you go look it up, cause it still exists out there. And I, you know, I, I egressed the bank and went out into the woods and ran to the car, got in the car. And what I had done was I had put in dress clothes, kind of like what I'm wearing now underneath the sweatsuit.

So when I got to the car, I took off the sweatsuit, stuffed that stuff in the trunk, and I was just a simple businessman in a polo leaving the parking lot. And I got away with it for just shy of a full week. It was about five and a half, six days later that, you know, I was on the way home from the laundromat.

So when I got to the car, I took off the sweatsuit, stuffed that stuff in the trunk, and I was just a simple businessman in a polo leaving the parking lot. And I got away with it for just shy of a full week. It was about five and a half, six days later that, you know, I was on the way home from the laundromat.

So when I got to the car, I took off the sweatsuit, stuffed that stuff in the trunk, and I was just a simple businessman in a polo leaving the parking lot. And I got away with it for just shy of a full week. It was about five and a half, six days later that, you know, I was on the way home from the laundromat.

I just, everybody asks that question and it's such a pain in the ass to admit, but it was no fault of mine. Okay. I did everything as good as you could possibly do it, likely by accident. It was the landlord of the home that we were renting. When I came home to switch into the robbery outfit, she was there. Excuse me.

I just, everybody asks that question and it's such a pain in the ass to admit, but it was no fault of mine. Okay. I did everything as good as you could possibly do it, likely by accident. It was the landlord of the home that we were renting. When I came home to switch into the robbery outfit, she was there. Excuse me.

I just, everybody asks that question and it's such a pain in the ass to admit, but it was no fault of mine. Okay. I did everything as good as you could possibly do it, likely by accident. It was the landlord of the home that we were renting. When I came home to switch into the robbery outfit, she was there. Excuse me.

And I didn't know she was there because her dogs weren't barking and her car wasn't in the driveway. but her car was in the shop that day and her dogs were getting primped and cut. So everything that would have indicated she was home was gone. I thought it was just me. So I walked out of the house and into the vehicle with the whole get up on. And that day she was like, well, that's kind of weird.

And I didn't know she was there because her dogs weren't barking and her car wasn't in the driveway. but her car was in the shop that day and her dogs were getting primped and cut. So everything that would have indicated she was home was gone. I thought it was just me. So I walked out of the house and into the vehicle with the whole get up on. And that day she was like, well, that's kind of weird.

And I didn't know she was there because her dogs weren't barking and her car wasn't in the driveway. but her car was in the shop that day and her dogs were getting primped and cut. So everything that would have indicated she was home was gone. I thought it was just me. So I walked out of the house and into the vehicle with the whole get up on. And that day she was like, well, that's kind of weird.

And not until the police released all the footage, she goes, holy shit, that's the guy living upstairs. And I will give it to her. She held it down for a couple days. But then finally, her boyfriend, who was a retired sheriff, was like, something's wrong here. You're not, like, what's up? And she's like, I think the guy living upstairs robbed a bank.

And not until the police released all the footage, she goes, holy shit, that's the guy living upstairs. And I will give it to her. She held it down for a couple days. But then finally, her boyfriend, who was a retired sheriff, was like, something's wrong here. You're not, like, what's up? And she's like, I think the guy living upstairs robbed a bank.

And not until the police released all the footage, she goes, holy shit, that's the guy living upstairs. And I will give it to her. She held it down for a couple days. But then finally, her boyfriend, who was a retired sheriff, was like, something's wrong here. You're not, like, what's up? And she's like, I think the guy living upstairs robbed a bank.

They put two and two together, and they watched the film and saw the car and her car, and they put it together.

They put two and two together, and they watched the film and saw the car and her car, and they put it together.

They put two and two together, and they watched the film and saw the car and her car, and they put it together.

Yep.

Yep.

Yep.