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Dog Day Afternoon: The True Story Behind the 1972 Brooklyn Bank Heist

On August 22, 1972, a simple Brooklyn bank robbery turned into one of the most unforgettable real-life dramas in American history. John “Sonny” Wojtowicz and 18-year-old Salvatore “Sal” Naturile walked into a Chase Manhattan Bank expecting a quick payday — but within minutes, the plan collapsed, and eight hostages were caught in a 14-hour televised standoff that captivated the world. Sonny’s motive wasn’t greed — it was love. He said he needed the money for his partner Elizabeth Eden’s gender-affirming surgery. Cameras rolled, crowds cheered, and Sonny’s desperate cry of “Attica!” echoed across Brooklyn. By the end of the night, the FBI ambushed the robbers at JFK Airport — killing Sal and capturing Sonny. This is the true story that inspired Dog Day Afternoon — a day when love, desperation, and chaos collided live on television. #DogDayAfternoon #TrueStory #JohnWojtowicz #SalNaturile #Brooklyn #BankRobbery #1972 #TrueCrime #HostageCrisis #FBI #ElizabethEden #NYC #CrimeHistory #RealEvents #BasedOnATrueStory #LGBTQHistory #Attica #FilmInspiration #AmericanCrime #Heist Want to support the show? 💸 Support the channel on Venmo: @ChaosHaven 👉 Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/ChaosHaven Thank you for keeping the stories alive! Love you either way!