franklincastle
Really Experienced
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- Sep 28, 2006
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Months. It had taken months to set this up, and Frank had it planed down to the smallest detail…he hoped. He had no desire to wind up in prison again. But on the bright side, it had given him plenty of time to think about what had gone wrong before, and how to avoid the mistakes this time.
Inside man? Check. No silent alarm was going to trip him up this time, he’d recruited a young man who had quickly grown disillusioned with the corporate world and tempted by all the money that passed through his hands. The promise of a share of that and an escape from a less then pleasant home life had been all that was needed to swing Tom to the ‘dark side’.
And Joseph, the technical wizard, was a man he’d met and bonded with on the inside. His loyalty was without question as was his technical and safecracking skills. Yeah, getting into the vault would be no problem, and there would be no calls to the cops either.
And Biff and Bob? Dumb muscle he’d also met on the inside. Not a brain cell between the pair, but they knew weapons like nobodies business. And at 6’5” and 250 pounds, Biff didn’t need a gun to keep the people in line.
Not that there would be a whole lot of them. It was Wednesday, the middle of the week, when the bank was short-staffed due to its low volume of customers, and it being just a few minutes before closing, Frank didn’t think they would have more then one or two customers to worry about. Yeah, this was going to go smooooooth. “Move out.” He ordered the other three in the van, all dressed in nondescript jeans and T-shirts, with the exception of Bob, who wore a light jacket to conceal the Uzi slung around his neck.
Late…I can’t be late. John told himself as he walked quickly, almost ran, up to the door of the bank. He didn’t want to call attention to himself by flat out running, but neither did he want to miss the deposit and cause a couple checks to bounce. He released a small sigh of relief as the doors opened when he tugged on them …he’d made it under the wire, and he wiped a lock of black hair from his forehead as he glanced around the bank looking for the quickest route to a teller.
Inside man? Check. No silent alarm was going to trip him up this time, he’d recruited a young man who had quickly grown disillusioned with the corporate world and tempted by all the money that passed through his hands. The promise of a share of that and an escape from a less then pleasant home life had been all that was needed to swing Tom to the ‘dark side’.
And Joseph, the technical wizard, was a man he’d met and bonded with on the inside. His loyalty was without question as was his technical and safecracking skills. Yeah, getting into the vault would be no problem, and there would be no calls to the cops either.
And Biff and Bob? Dumb muscle he’d also met on the inside. Not a brain cell between the pair, but they knew weapons like nobodies business. And at 6’5” and 250 pounds, Biff didn’t need a gun to keep the people in line.
Not that there would be a whole lot of them. It was Wednesday, the middle of the week, when the bank was short-staffed due to its low volume of customers, and it being just a few minutes before closing, Frank didn’t think they would have more then one or two customers to worry about. Yeah, this was going to go smooooooth. “Move out.” He ordered the other three in the van, all dressed in nondescript jeans and T-shirts, with the exception of Bob, who wore a light jacket to conceal the Uzi slung around his neck.
Late…I can’t be late. John told himself as he walked quickly, almost ran, up to the door of the bank. He didn’t want to call attention to himself by flat out running, but neither did he want to miss the deposit and cause a couple checks to bounce. He released a small sigh of relief as the doors opened when he tugged on them …he’d made it under the wire, and he wiped a lock of black hair from his forehead as he glanced around the bank looking for the quickest route to a teller.