Former MMA fighter Lee Murray insists he wouldn't change his actions in a 2006 bank robbery in which £53million was stolen.
The ex-UFC star, whose last fight was a championship bout with the legendary Anderson Silva in 2004, has spoken out in a new documentary entitled 'Catching Lightning' airing on Showtime this Friday. And in his rare appearance, he has stated he wouldn't change his actions, despite regretting what he has done to the victims of his crime.
Murray was one of the masterminds behind the February 2006 Securitas depot robbery in Tonbridge, England, which was the UK's largest cash heist. He, along with Paul Allen, Jetmir Bucpapa, Roger Coutts, Emir Hysenaj, Stuart Royle and Lea Rusha were arrested and later convicted of conspiracy, with his story now being told through the new four-part documentary.
