In 1971, a group of criminals executed one of the most audacious bank heists in history, tunneling into Lloyds Bank on Baker Street. Despite a well-organized plan inspired by a Sherlock Holmes story, the gang’s blunders and the ignorance of local police led to a chaotic escape with millions in stolen goods. Many questions about the heist remain unanswered, including the exact amount taken and the possibility of a cover-up by authorities. As the bank prepares to close, the legend of this remarkable robbery endures.