$2million stolen in 30secs (1 Viewer)

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ViolentToad

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Jokes on them the real stuff was in the back and the actual criminal is the jewelry store owner laughing all the way to the insurance company for an easy few million payday plus the real stuff he could pocket himself.
I laugh everytime I see bullet proof glass between employees and customers yet these display cases protecting millions of dollars worth of jewelry are made of breakaway sugar glass.
 

Dr. Johnny Fever

aka Bill Murray
Yeah you need a connected fence to unload that shit if in fact it was even genuine
Stolen jewelry is difficult to unload for anything close to the declared loss (ie insurance) value.

If it’s custom or vintage high end it’s likely been gem printed so easily identifiable as being stolen. And even if it hasn’t been gem stones, especially diamonds, are priced artificially high because it’s a relatively closed market dominated by a few wholesalers (used to be just De Beers, they’re still significant but there are a few others now). This makes them a shit investment or something to fence. The gold or other precious metal on the other hand is better since there’s real value regardless of its form (ie as jewelry or better yet melted down as bullion).
 
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LjDes

Deviant
Stolen jewelry is difficult to unload for anything close to the declared loss (ie insurance) value.

If it’s custom or vintage high end it’s likely been gem printed so easily identifiable as being stolen. And even if it hasn’t been gem stones, especially diamonds, are priced artificially high because it’s a relatively closed market dominated by a few wholesalers (used to be just De Beers, they’re still significant but there are a few others now). This makes them a shit investment or something to fence. The gold or other precious metal on the other hand is better since there’s real value regardless of its form (ie as jewelry or better yet melted down as bouillon).
Very good @The Murricane , awesome insight thanks!
Yeah if its high end shit its all traceable.

But the chances of it being high end shit are slim to none.
Makes sense. The joint looked more like a hole in the wall than a shop with decent security
 
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Ha! Everybody's thinking about how they would do it for 2 million dollars. However, they are probably right when they say that more than likely none of it was real
 
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