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Ordinary Man Who Stole $17.3 Million: Loomis Fargo Heist Explained:
In October 1997, David Ghantt – an ordinary armored truck supervisor in North Carolina – pulled off one of the largest cash robberies in U.S. history. The Loomis Fargo Heist wasn’t a Hollywood script; it was real life.

Ghantt, tired of low wages and endless hours, conspired with Kelly Campbell and Steve Chambers to loot $17.3 million from Loomis Fargo’s vault. What followed was a chaotic blend of greed, betrayal, FBI chases, and even a “vault dance” accidentally caught on camera.

This story later inspired the 2016 film Masterminds, but the true events are even more bizarre than fiction.

In this video, we explore:

How Ghantt went from Gulf War veteran to America’s most wanted.

The flawed plan that left $3 million abandoned in a van.

FBI surveillance, phone taps, and a murder plot that exposed the gang.

Prison sentences, restitution, and David Ghantt’s life today.

📌 Watch till the end to see how greed turned ordinary people into criminals—and why the Loomis Fargo Heist still fascinates decades later.

Sources & References:

FBI Case Files – www.fbi.gov

Reuters Coverage – www.reuters.com

Charlotte Observer Archives – www.charlotteobserver.com

Army Recognition (context on armored systems) – www.armyrecognition.com

IMDb: Masterminds (2016) – www.imdb.com



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