Infinite Money Glitch: Bank Robbery
Infinite Money Glitch: Bank Robbery  
Podcast: Blood Work
Published On: Wed Nov 04 2026
Description: We take a little look at the curious history of individuals who dared to achieve financial independence using one simple trick. Image: Notorious Great Depression bank robber John Dillinger (centre) poses for a photo with Lake County Prosecutor Robert Estill (left) at the Crown Point jail, Indiana, February 1934. Blood Work is a Scam Goldin Production This episode was produced by Thomas O’Mahony Our theme song is ‘Dream Weapon’ by Genghis Tron Our artwork is provided courtesy of KT Kobel If you enjoyed this episode: – Support Blood Work via Patreon – Leave a rating or review on your podcast app – Follow us on Bluesky / Instagram / Twitter THIS WEEK IN VIOLENCE: Panto Diplomacy ALSO AVAILABLE IN AUDIO This week, some updates on Trump’s on-again, off-again war against Iran, which for the purposes of the pending midterm elections is off-again, but which for the purposes of Trump’s ego is also imminently on-again. Just try not to think about it too much.    Sources: Kathleen Belew (2018), Bring the War Home: The White Power Movement and Paramilitary America Jerry Clark and Ed Palattella (2015), A History of Heists: Bank Robbery in America Luc Cohen (Jul. 2023), ‘Crypto rapper 'Razzlekhan,' husband reach plea deal over Bitfinex hack laundering’, Reuters Bernard Condon (Nov. 2026), ‘FBI blames North Korea for stolen billions from Binance in biggest hack in history’, Associated Press Daryl C. McClary (2006), ‘Robert Jay Mathews, founder of the white-supremacist group The Order, is killed during an FBI siege on Whidbey Island on December 8, 1984.’, HistoryLink PBS, ‘The Rise and Fall of the Symbionese Liberation Army’, PBS Todd Kingstom Plummer (Oct. 2022), ‘John Wojtowicz and the Bank Robbery That Inspired an Oscar Nominated Film’, Avenue Magazine Aviva Stahl (Jan. 2018), ‘Christian Group That Pushed “Bathroom Bills” Is Taking Anti-Transgender Fight to Prisons’, The Intercept T. J. Stiles (2002), Jesse James: Last Rebel of the Civil War Tim Weiner (2013), Enemies: A History of the FBI