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{{Stub}}'''Jacques Cassandri''' was | {{Stub}}'''Jacques Cassandri''' was a French criminal and accomplice of [[Albert Spaggiari]] in the 1967 bank Société Générale heist. In 2010, he admitted his involvement, as the statute of limitations on the heist had run out. However he was then arrested and charged with money laundering in relation to the heist. | ||
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Jacques Cassandri was a French criminal and accomplice of Albert Spaggiari in the 1967 bank Société Générale heist. In 2010, he admitted his involvement, as the statute of limitations on the heist had run out. However he was then arrested and charged with money laundering in relation to the heist.