Title: True crime on the French Riviera
Product review: Albert Spaggiari successfully robbed one of the greatest depositories of wealth in the nation of France in the 1970s and then made an incredible escape and lived life on the run until his death from cancer in 1989. This book is a combination of the true bank heist details along with Mr. Spaggiari's somewhat self aggrandizing views of life. This book will appeal to anyone who likes the 'true crime' genre or who just likes to hear a story of someone who unrepentantly flipped his nose at authority and got away with it. The detail, effort and planning of this endeavor make the reader aware that this robbery was a major undertaking and while the author may be somewhat boastful in tone, it leaves no doubt as to just how big a caper this was. I bought it used and found the price a bargain for a good read.
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