This documentary tells the life story of the most notorious fighter in UFC History from beginning to end. Lightning Lee Murray is a British-Moroccan former UFC cage-fighter with a fight against UFC Legend Anderson Silva on his record.
Lee Murray is also a career criminal with drug dealing and debt collecting his primary methods of financing his hectic lifestyle however he is most known for masterminding and orchestrating the largest cash robbery heist in world history when he and a gang that included childhood best friend Paul Allen stole £53 million from the Securitas Cash Depot in Tonbridge, Kent. They took the manager of the depot and his family hostage and forced their way inside of the depot where they filled a lorry to the brim with cash.
In the documentary I cover the entire robbery and the aftermath that saw the entire gang jailed and Lee Murray fleeing to his father's nation of Morocco with Paul Allen to try and avoid justice. To this day Lee Murray is still in a Moroccan prison serving his sentence for his part in the heist.
This video also covers Lee Murray's cagefighting career and legendary streetfight with UFC Legend Tito Ortiz outside a London nightclub in which Murray KO'ed Ortiz, his role in the Securitas Depot robbery, Lee's early criminal and MMA careers and much more..
Lee Murray truly led the wildest life of any fighter to ever make it to the UFC and his life story has so many crazy twists and turns.
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▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
1:19 - Chapter 1: Rise Of A Career Criminal
05:20 - Chapter 2: From The Streets To The Octagon
15:43 - Chapter 3: The Heist Of A Lifetime
20:39 - Chapter 4: The Plot Falls Apart
23:21 - Chapter 5: Lee Murray Goes On The Run
30:17 - Outro
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