Singapore’s Shocking 120 Gold Bar Heist

Singapore’s Shocking 120 Gold Bar Heist tells the chilling true crime story behind one of Singapore’s most infamous criminal cases: the Gold Bar Murders. In 1971, a midnight gold deal involving 120 gold bars turned into a brutal triple murder. What began as an illegal gold smuggling operation connected to Air Vietnam, Singapore, and wartime Saigon soon exposed a deadly web of greed, betrayal, and organized crime. This documentary-style true crime episode explores the background of the 120 gold bar heist, the role of Andrew Chou and his accomplices, the shocking murders at Chepstow Close, the investigation, the trial, and the lasting legacy of the case in Singapore’s criminal history. #CrimeAndConspiracy #TrueCrimeDocumentary #OrganizedCrime Archival footage from "True Files S1 E2 Gold Bars Triple Murders". meWATCH." is used in this video for documentary, commentary, and educational purposes. If you’re interested in real crime stories, underworld figures, hidden conspiracies, and the darker systems behind major criminal cases, subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications. More documentary-style cases are coming — from notorious gangsters and armed robbers to organized crime networks, fraud, assassinations, and unsolved mysteries from around the world. This video contains archival images and documents compiled from multiple verified sources, used strictly for educational and historical context. No copyright infringement intended. For any copyright concerns, please contact C&C for proper credit or removal.