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The Great Diamond Heistthe Incredible True Story Of The Hatton Garden Diamond Geezers 1st Edition Nigel Cawthorne

Name: The Great Diamond Heistthe Incredible True Story Of The Hatton Garden Diamond Geezers 1st Edition Nigel Cawthorne
SKU: BELL-43679866
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The Great Diamond Heistthe Incredible True Story Of The Hatton Garden Diamond Geezers 1st Edition Nigel Cawthorne instant download after payment.

Publisher: John Blake Publishing

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.06 MB

Pages: 288

Author: Nigel Cawthorne

ISBN: 9781786060785, 9781786060792, 9781786060808, 1786060787, 1786060795, 1786060809

Language: English

Year: 2016

Edition: 1

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The Great Diamond Heistthe Incredible True Story Of The Hatton Garden Diamond Geezers 1st Edition Nigel Cawthorne by Nigel Cawthorne 9781786060785, 9781786060792, 9781786060808, 1786060787, 1786060795, 1786060809 instant download after payment.

Over the Easter weekend in 2015, an audacious gang of criminals robbed a safe depository in London's Hatton Garden, the center of the UK's diamond trade. Shortly before, electrical cables under nearby Kingsway had caught on fire, disrupting the emergency services in the area. Coincidence? Alarms at Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Ltd went off, but the police ignored them. The burglars were caught on CCTV taking jewelry worth up to $200 million. They had used specialist equipment, taking days to tunnel through the walls of the vault. Within a month nine suspects had been arrested and valuables seized from their homes. They were aged between 43 and 76, including a father and son. The question was, were they the same gang that had made a similar daring raid in Hatton Garden safe, netting £1.5 million over the Christmas holiday in 2004? The culprits then were never caught. In this fascinating investigation of the case and its aftermath, Gordon Bowers digs deep into the history of heists around the world and questions the motives and methods behind diamond theft.