LeVaughn Kelly Campbell (born July 23, 1980 in Atlanta, Georgia) is a former football wide receiver. I said, Listen, You all need to get your shit together, or Im just going to walk over here to the government building and tell them who the fuck I am. That lit a little fire under her ass, for a bit.. This is the person I counted as my friend. ". You're an idiot.'". Ghantt:It started out as a mental exercise and somewhere between the mental exercise and the actual event, it became serious. Agents found out where Ghantt was living because Chambers had put out a hit on him, foolishly believing Ghantt was the only person the FBI had fingered for the crime. They paid for all of it in cash. Campbell, a former Loomis employee and one of the original masterminds of the caper, has paid off less than $21,000 of the $4,701,694.18 she was docked. David Ghantt And The Loomis Fargo Heist: The Outrageous True Story This was in the 1990s the Columbia Airport back then was closed at around 9:30, 10 oclock. I mentioned it to Kelly. Eric watched. This is where it starts to unravel, Ghantt tells me with a wry laugh. "I'd been told all my life, money will not make you happy," Kelly said. Come for the Chumbawamba, and stay for the return of the Mack. There was, however, one problem with his plan. There, Scott and Eric paced the floor as Steve tried to calm them down. Steve led the planning. They obviously werent trying to get it right they were putting together what they believe is a better story, said Diamant. "I've moved on with my life," he said Tuesday. When Ghantt was on the plane home from Mexico with the FBI, he admitted to the agents that while Campbell had been integral to why hed done it and that he did indeed have a crush on her it was never his true motivation. I knew it was just a matter of time. "Steve said, 'I think we ought to do it that night, when he drops off the van,' " Kelly recalled. Eventually, Steve made Kelly believe they could steal from Loomis and get away with it, she said. Some of the biggest numbers remaining on the Loomis collection board, as is the case with Campbell, belong to those who played the biggest role in the crime: David Ghantt, the Loomis employee who loaded all that money 2,800 pounds in all into the back of a company van before escaping to Mexico, has paid just under $50,000 of the $3.81 million he was assessed.