How Saddam's Son Walked $1 Billion Out of Iraq's Central Bank

At 4 a.m. on March 18, 2003, as George W. Bush told Saddam Hussein and his sons they had 48 hours to leave Iraq, one of those sons was inside the vaults of the Central Bank of Iraq. In "How Saddam's Son Walked $1 Billion Out of Iraq's Central Bank", we'll tell you about the withdrawal often cited as the largest bank heist in history: the marble fortress that held Iraq's reserves (and the hidden gold of Nimrud), the men who carried the order, the 236 boxes, and the search for the money after Baghdad fell. U.S. officials called it theft. No court ever ruled on it.