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True crime about gangs, bank robbery, prison and success in business

True crime about gangs, bank robbery, prison and success in businessTrue crime about gangs, bank robbery, prison and success in business

Skinny Bandit San Diego

Skinny Bandit San Diego

 

Adam Carolla says, “Richard Stanley is by far one of the most fascinating people I've ever interviewed" (on his Guiness world record holding most downloaded podcast).

Richard "Skinny Bandit" Stanley was raised in a lower income area of South San Diego. Although he was a high school dropout, he obtained a business degree as a serial entrepreneur—in bank robbery.

As acknowledgment of his work in the banking industry, he was graciously accepted into an institution of higher education operated by the California state prison system to further his studies in the criminal justice field with a full-ride scholarship for no less than seven years, out of a possible eight.

During his tenure at the Donovan campus, he specialized in a course in hustling and earned an informal degree in procuring life’s necessities and wilderness survival skills. For his efforts, he was rewarded with a sabbatical of sorts and was allowed seven months of personal time in solitude for reflection to just appreciate life. He was off the grid, so to speak, and not allowed cell phones, laptops, or even eating utensils at times. Although Stanley initially declined the retreat time, the institution insisted he spend time in a remote part of campus.

Because most employers would not recognize his degree in higher education, Stanley found it difficult to obtain employment in any field once he left his educational institution. He eventually became an ironworker until he was sidelined with an injury. Using his entrepreneurial skills and exclusive state-funded education, he developed more conventional ways to hustle and currently serves as a consultant to business leaders.

He also has become a day trader in Bitcoin and Litecoin because he has vowed to never rob a bank again, and now with cryptocurrency, he will never need a bank again.

The Skinny Bandit bank robber, Richard Stanley was a guest on the Adam Carolla Show, on the What's Up Fool podcast, and a featured hour-long segment about bank robbers on the documentary Viceland at https://vimeo.com/313450591.

Stanley lives in Newport Beach, California, with his girlfriend and her daughter. He enjoys the finest marijuana and excellent Southern California red wine.

Books by the Skinny Bandit

 

Review

"I'm often asked why I still do criminal defense. My response is because the stories are the best. Richard Stanley has proved that adage to be true ten times over. This is a fascinating story told in masterful fashion that is riveting and entertaining."

-- Mark Geragos, Los Angeles, defense attorney, former CNN legal commentator 

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Past news articles, wanted posters, and fbi press releases regarding the skinny bandit

Skinny Bandit, captured poster.
North County news article describing the Skinny Bandit series of robberies in San Diego, 2002.
A 2002 FBI press release seeking the public's assistance in capturing the Skinny Bandit.
San Diego news article from 2003 describing the arrest of Richard "The Skinny Bandit" Stanley.

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