The FBI believes it caught the notorious ?Mad Hatter? bank robber in Union on Sunday.

James Madison, 50, was charged with robbing a Bank of America in Union.

Investigators say Madison, who appeared in federal court Monday, bears a striking resemblance to the ?Mad Hatter,? a bank robber who cops say is responsible for at least 17 heists since September 2006. He has worn a different hat in each incident, making off with a total of nearly $60,000.

Police say Madison is no stranger to crime. He was paroled two years ago after serving about 20 years for manslaughter.

For previous coverage and pictures of the Mad Hatter, go to channel 612 on your iO digital cable box and select iO extra.

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