Armed raiders who held up the Clydesdale Bank in Dundee in August 1996 have never been caught, despite a £15,000 reward. At about 10.30am on a Friday, two men approached the Clydesdale Bank branch in the Nethergate and walked through the main entrance. “A woman in Strathclyde has come forward to say she’d overheard two males talking about the bank robbery in Dundee, apparently in some detail,” said DI Alexander. Aberdeen and Dundee raids comparedThe Dundee robbery also appeared to share some unusual characteristics with another unsolved bank raid. Just two months earlier, in June 1996, three men armed with sawn-off shotguns had raided a Clydesdale Bank branch in Cults, near Aberdeen.