From his youth spent in the misery of a gypsy camp, Edmond Vidal, known as Momon, retained a sense of family, unwavering loyalty, and pride in his origins. Above all, he retained his friendship with Serge Suttel. The childhood friend with whom he discovered prison because of a stupid theft of cherries. With him, he inexorably plunged into organized crime, and experienced the heyday of the Lyonnais Gang, the team they formed together that made them the most famous robbers of the early seventies. Their irresistible rise ended in 1974, with a spectacular arrest. Now approaching sixty, Momon is trying to forget this period of his life. He found redemption by retiring from "business." Taking care of Janou, his wife, who suffered so much at the time, and of his children and grandchildren, all respectful, before this man of simple and universal values, lucid and full of humanity. Unlike Serge Suttel, who despite time has not denied anything of his journey...
