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 The FBI Files is an American docudrama that takes a look behind the scenes of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's crime laboratory.

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  • He Was Fired on Thursday. He Robbed the Vault on Friday Night.

    He Was Fired on Thursday. He Robbed the Vault on Friday Night.
    Nov 6 2026
    On the night of September 12, 1997, six men stole $18.9 million from the Dunbar Armored depot in Los Angeles — the largest cash robbery in U.S. history at the time. The mastermind was a security inspector fired one day earlier. The FBI found a flashlight lens and a U-Haul. But the case only broke two years later, when one of the robbers paid a real estate broker with cash still wrapped in bank currency straps. Part of The FBI Files, based on real case history.

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    50 min
  • They Bombed a Newspaper and Robbed a Bank. Then They Did It Again.

    They Bombed a Newspaper and Robbed a Bank. Then They Did It Again.
    Nov 5 2026
    In 1996, a cell of domestic terrorists bombed a Spokane newspaper and a Planned Parenthood clinic, robbing the same bank minutes after each attack. The FBI traced the bombs to the Phineas Priesthood, a white supremacist ideology, and hunted the men across state lines. This is the story of the Spokane bombings, the bank raids, and the decades-long legal fight that followed. Part of The FBI Files, based on real case history.

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    50 min
  • Two Customs Inspectors, One Family, One Border Crossing: The 1984 Kidnapping of Richard Latham

    Two Customs Inspectors, One Family, One Border Crossing: The 1984 Kidnapping of Richard Latham
    Nov 4 2026
    On a Friday afternoon in January 1984, U.S. Customs Inspector Richard Latham looked under the back seat of a car at the Del Rio port of entry and found a bag of stolen jewelry. Minutes later, four men forced him into the car at gunpoint and drove away.

    Sixty years earlier, his grandfather, Customs Inspector James Wallen, had been killed near the same crossing. The next day, Latham's body was found in a ditch near Eagle Pass, Texas. Within hours, one suspect shot himself at a roadblock, another was in custody, and the FBI was questioning him.

    This episode traces the abduction, the overnight search by an entire border community, the arrests, and the long legal aftermath, including the 2020 release that reopened the wound for his three daughters.

    Part of The FBI Files, based on real case history.

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    Thanks for listening to The FBI Files. New cases every week — follow now so you never miss one. This podcast is a narrative retelling based on publicly available information and is intended for entertainment purposes.

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    50 min
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