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For two years, from 2009 to 2011 a man would walk into a bank, pull out a gun and hand a teller a note, demanding money



Sophistication comes in many forms, even for criminals. For two years, from 2009 to 2011 a man would walk into a bank, pull out a gun and hand a teller a note, demanding money. The F.B.I, calls him the Geezer bandit, due to him being in his late 70s.

Given the fact he’s an old age pensioner, he is considered one of the most successful bank robbers in America. He has robbed 16 banks, that the F.B.I know of, and still to this day he hasn’t been caught.

There’s sophistication in simplicity. Some members of law enforcement don’t believe he’s as old as he appears. Some detectives have come up with a theory that the old man isn’t an old man, but a master of disguise.

Based on photos of his appearance and security footage of him sprinting across a parking-lot, it’s been suggested that he is using a professional grade prosthetic mask, and gloves to appear older.

No matter his age, he really good at robbing banks and despite a $20,000 reward, he still hasn’t been caught.

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