"THE DELFORD HEIST" is a YouTube thumbnail for a true crime episode, in a dark documentary style. A white title with a gold subtitle sits on the left, while an open vault door, scattered banknotes and a watch fill the right side of a dim corridor. Remake it with your own case name and subtitle.

Create a 16:9 YouTube true-crime episode thumbnail, built for instant mobile-feed recognition. A rain-slick urban bank facade at night fills the background, viewed slightly upward; black stone, a narrow row of dim windows, wet pavement reflections, drifting low fog. At right foreground, a brushed-steel vault door stands partly open, revealing a tight black interior; scattered on the ground: one leather evidence folder, several monochrome security-camera stills, a broken padlock, and a single gold watch catching a narrow beam. No people, no police badges, no money piles. Deep teal-to-black color grade, controlled amber highlight on the vault edge and watch, hard side key light, thin horizontal anamorphic lens flare, shallow vignette, fine 35mm film grain, photorealistic streaming-platform key art, high contrast, crisp focal detail. Typography is the visual anchor on the left two-thirds, with clear protected negative space and absolutely no overlap with the vault. Render the exact headline "THE DELFORD HEIST" in two stacked lines, enormous uppercase near-square geometric grotesque sans letters: maximum uniform black weight, strict zero stroke contrast, flat 90-degree terminals, circular counters, precise calibrated spacing. Off-white lettering with a subtle cool-gray beveled edge and restrained shadow separation; "DELFORD" is the widest dominant line, "THE" small above it and "HEIST" below it. Above the headline, set the exact small uppercase line "TRUE CRIME FILES" in spaced white geometric sans. Below the headline, set the exact line "THE VAULT THAT VANISHED" in compact amber uppercase. Place a small white play-triangle icon inside a thin amber circle at lower left as a non-text metadata mark. Keep all text perfectly legible, correctly spelled, clean and unwarped; no extra text, logos, watermarks, or gibberish.