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Many people have gone down in history

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for their great contributions and achievements,

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others have left a distinct mark on

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society through the crimes and

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cheats they committed throughout their lives.

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Today we are going to present a list of nine

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criminals who used their

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intelligence to live outside the law From

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scammers to murderers, we will discover

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some criminals who made

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history through the violence and fraud they

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committed, from armed bank robberies

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to financial and

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cyber attacks, we will understand the proportion

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and consequence of each crime and how

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some escaped justice for years

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before be caught at different

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times and parts of the world number one

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Albert spagiari

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war survivor photographer and

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robber former war veteran

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Albert spagiari was born in France on December 14,

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1932 and achieved fame by excavating

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a tunnel that created millions in

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cash for the scammer where is the

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dirt the brass This is the old saying from the

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North of England which means that

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people who are willing to get their

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hands dirty can often make some

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money was certainly the case with Albert

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spagiari the mastermind of the biggest heist the

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bank of France he left no

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clue as to the whereabouts of the millions he

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stole, he saw him pay, he was a stray who

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constantly found himself in trouble

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for his crimes and robberies, his father died

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when he was 3 years old and his mother, who

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had a lingerie store, quickly

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remarried but the boy hated his

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stepfather He left home at the age of 17

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to join the

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parachute regiment that fought the

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Communist army in Rosim in Indochina, now the

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region of Thailand, in Vietnam and

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Cambodia,

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Spadare, wounded twice in the war, was

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a survivor decorated for bravery,

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but in 1953 he returned to the world of

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crime after breaking into a bar in the

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current capital of Vietnam, being arrested after

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trying to steal the establishment's profits,

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at this time he was

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deported to France in the late

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1960s, spagiari married as a

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nurse and He moved to the south of the country

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where he opened a photography shop in

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Nice, his charm, talent caught the

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attention of women and Spagar was soon

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dazzled by his fame and prestige in

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society at the time until he learned that the

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city's sewers ran close to

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the walls of the societ General bank from then on

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spagar began a plan for

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the most daring robbery of all time

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first as a precaution he rented a

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space to store his money in the

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bank's central vault and placed in it a

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loud alarm clock set to go off at

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midnight Spagar wanted to make sure that there would

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be no acoustic or

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seismic detection alarms that would ruin his

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plans. Then he recruited a gang

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of villains from Marseille to roam the

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sewers of Nice over the course of 2 months in the

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summer of

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1976. They walked every night

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amidst the human waste by digging an

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8 m tunnel approximately 26 feet

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high that Spagar required to be

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shored up beyond a mine shaft and

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installed hundreds of feet of

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electrical cables to supply lights to the

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underground section. Raunchy photos of women

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were hung along the walls of the

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tunnel which were reinforced with concrete

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and the police later found

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remains of meals wine bottles and

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hands of cigarettes on the Friday night

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of the three-day Bastille Day holiday

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they broke into the Central vault

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closed the door from the inside and opened

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371 vaults inmates before leaving on

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Monday morning, according to

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some reports, spagiari even took

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a meal for his men, including

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wine and pâté, and they sat in the safe

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for a picnic. Look, just spending

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hours searching the various

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internal safes, the bank didn't know what that was

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in the boxes inside the safes, so the

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value of the amount that was stolen

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was never revealed, estimates range from 30

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million to 100 million Francs in

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cash and jewelry when the locksmiths

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brought in by the astonished bank managed to

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open the door that had

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been locked. inside

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they found deposit boxes

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scattered on the floor, remains of meals

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consumed by the gang and a message

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painted on the wall written in French, no

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weapons, violence or hatred, a few weeks

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later following a tip, the police

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arrested one of the thieves who gave the name of the

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entire gang, including Spagar who was on a

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trip to the East accompanying the

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mayor deice as a photographer, the thief

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was surprised by the police and arrested

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as soon as the plane returning from the

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trip landed in French lands during his

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trial spagiari asked to see the

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judge in his office lire suddenly

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ran to a window opened it and jumped

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out and even shouted with a wave Ô

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revoar then left

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sitting on the back of an

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accomplice's motorcycle the French police never

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saw him again and the scammer spent the rest of his

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days wandering among the um yeah yeah yeah

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South America and Europe until his death from

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lung cancer in

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1989 in Italy number two mamoru SAMUR

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agosi the Japanese betoven born in Japan

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on September 21,

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1963 a young Japanese composer of

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Symphony number 1 Hiroshima began his

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musical career with a

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surprising announcement he was deaf this young man

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was mamoro SAMUR gochi who learned to

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play the piano at the age of 4 and his

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self-taught career compositions surprised everyone

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including symphonies

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film soundtracks and musical themes from games such as the

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music from V Game Resident Evil, no one

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ever doubted his physical disability

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or intellectual capacity, including

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documentaries about the new

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Beethoven, as he became known for his

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complex compositions, until after 18

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years of silence, the ghostwriter

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Takashi Niigaki,

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the real composer of the works, spoke

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for the first time after almost 20 years. years

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working as an orange the

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press conference was broadcast live on a

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Japanese TV channel and lasted more than an

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hour the man who was the musical brain

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of the supposed deaf composer is a teacher

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at a music school in Tokyo and

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reported that SAMUR gochi in addition to not being a

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composer, he was also not deaf.

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bothered and

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worried about the idea of being an accomplice

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to a false betoven of the digital age, the

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orange man in a statement, interviews,

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reported that he often wanted to stop

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but ended up working as a

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service provider because of the

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money, but due to his fame as a mamoro,

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Samur gochi feared that he was

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discovered and arrested and so he decided

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to reveal the secret of the cheater number

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TR Nathan leopold and the Almost

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Perfect Crime Nathan was truly a genius

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as he had an extremely

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Above Average conscious he entered the University

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of Chicago when he was just 15 years

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old in

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1919 became a notable ornithologist and

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spoke at least five languages in the

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mid-1920s while

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studying at the University of Chicago

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Leopold met a guy named

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Richard Lub, they both shared an

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interest in crime and together they began

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committing some crimes such as robbery and

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vandalism and believed that he had a

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strength and unattainable knowledge

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referenced in the

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nano concept of Superman on May 21,

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1924 they decided to execute the

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perfect crime and kidnapped and murdered

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a young teenager named Bob Franks

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to demonstrate their ability to

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cover up the crime Leopoldo was 19 years old

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and Richard was 18 but despite all the

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measures they took to avoid being

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discovered the police surprised them by

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discovering a pair of glasses with a

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very specific frame at the time. Only three

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people in the city wore that model

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of glasses and leopold was one of them the

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investigation led to the confession of both

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young people who they were sentenced to

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life imprisonment and a further 9 years in

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private prison for the kidnapping leopold spent his

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life in prison with Good Behavior, even

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reorganized the library, worked at the

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institution's hospital and became a

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Professor, receiving

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Parole in

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1958, later getting married, he built a

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road in a university in Puerto

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Rico and taught there he died of a

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heart attack at the age of 60 on August 29,

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1971 Richard LB partner in crime who

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became a film story

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Nathan Leopold's partner in crime Richard L was born

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in 1905 in Chicago and always attracted

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attention for his his

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exceptional intelligence he completed high school

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in just two years and became the

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youngest person to graduate from the University

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of Michigan at just 17 years old the boy

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met Leopoldo at the University of

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Chicago As already mentioned Richard was the

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first to confess about the murder

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and kidnapping and the duo's trial

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became known as the trial of the

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century, he contributed in prison to the

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expansion of the educational curriculum for those

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incarcerated and died on January 28,

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1936 at approximately 31 years old

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after being attacked with a razor while

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taking a bath in prison in some sources

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state that the young man who was murdered

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was Richard's cousin, some films with the

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theme appeared in cinemas at different

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times, such as the classic devilish feast

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of Hit Coock and Richard's Strange Obsession

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Flasher, as well as

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Tom Callen's Desire Collapse and Mortal Calculus, the

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film 2022 directed by barbet

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schreider number C charlen Williams and the

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crimes of her husband charlen was born on

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October 10, 1956 in California in the

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United States despite having lived in

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a stable and safe family environment and

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having a high intelligence index with

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a q

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150 ended up becoming addicted to alcohol as well as

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other illicit substances and in

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1977 he met Galician Gerald with whom he

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quickly established a dense

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relationship after a week together they started

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living in the same house it was a

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violent relationship Gerald controlled and

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mistreated Charlene in addition to exploiting her.

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sexually, in September 1978, they

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began their murders together, they

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subjected 10 young people to sexual and

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physical abuse and then they murdered them

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Charlene, they were the ones who kidnapped the victims,

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both were arrested in 1980, Charlene

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agreed to testify against Galego and

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reduced his sentence to just 16 years and

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8 months in prison, being released in

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July

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1997 Galego, in turn, received Ena's

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death, but died in 2002 due to

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cancer that he developed during his

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incarceration number if Gerald

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blanchard fraud and large-

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scale robberies born in 1972 in Canada Geraldo

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Blanchart became famous for his

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complex robberies committed on three

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different continents in 1998 when he

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was around 26 years old Blanchard stole

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the

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star knows who from the Empress Siss

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a hair ornament with pearls and

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diamonds that belonged to Elizabeth of

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Bavaria, wife of the Austrian Emperor

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Francis Joseph I and the lucky Empress

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of Austria from

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1854 to

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1898, he parachuted onto the roof

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of the Palace in Vienna, Austria during the

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early hours of the morning and replaced the jewel with a

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replica under Palace security. It took

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two weeks to discover the hoax and the

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blun shot itself was Who announced

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about replacing the replica when he

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was accused and arrested for fraud and theft

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against financial institutions in

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Canada and the United States 9 years

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later the original jewelry was in the basement

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of his grandmother's house he was accused of

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16 cases involving fraud and theft in the

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States United States, facing a sentence

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of 164 years in prison, but in Canada he

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was sentenced to serve 8 years in prison,

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remaining only 2 years before receiving

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Parole for his country

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number seven C garian The Bank Robber,

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although his name is not very well known,

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he marked the history of

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robbery crimes in the United States born on

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October 12,

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1947, he is known as the

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Friday Night Bank Robber and is one of the

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most prolific criminals as he robbed more than 50

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banks over a period of 30 years,

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which earned him more than 2 millions of

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dollars in profits, his criminal life

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began early at the age of 15, he was

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arrested when he tried to rob a candy store, and

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was admitted to an institution

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for minors for 18 months in

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Pennsylvania. He later studied

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postgraduate studies in systems analysis at the

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University of

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Pennsylvania and he received his doctorate in

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statistics and

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probability from Pennsylvania State University

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after graduating he

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began his plans to rob

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banks in

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1973 he committed his first

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strategic robbery in the city of

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North Carolina he always robbed on

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Friday nights before closing time

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therefore wearing a mask and hiding the tone

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of his skin he always threw himself

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over the counter, surprising the

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workers and filling his bag

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quickly and I left the bank in less than 2 minutes

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he hid the amount in

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some isolated place like woods and

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forests in the region he stole and then

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returned on a motorcycle to the location so as not to

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leave any traces, making it difficult

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for the police to track them gugas committed these

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crimes for decades until two

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children located their

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robbery instruments, years later hidden among the

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rubble of an Industry, the criminal

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was arrested in 2002 and his Initial sentence

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was 1150 years in prison but he

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collaborated so much with the authorities

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that he reduced his sentence to just 17 years.

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During his time in prison he taught

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mathematics to other prisoners and was

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released on May 5, 2017 at

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approximately 69 years of age number

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8 Tom Horn hired killer from the old

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west um born in November 1860

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Thomas Horn Jor was a man of many

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trades and occupations at the age of 16 he

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joined the American cavalry

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participating as a scout in wars

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against indigenous peoples and also

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worked as a cowboy and cowboy

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participating of rodeo competitions in

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his region, here he joined the

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US army and

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later worked as a detective

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at the Pinkerton security agency,

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but in

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1902 he was accused of the murder of

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the 14-year-old boy, son of a

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farmer, with whom Tom had a

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constant dispute, as a

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competition competitor, although the guilt for this crime

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has been disputed, Tom was accused

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of another 17

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murders, but in addition to all his

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other jobs, Tom became a

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private killer hired to murder

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people, remaining unpunished for many

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years in Anonymity, he ended up being

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condemned by hanging in November 20,

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1903 number 9 Vitor lus the man who

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sold the eel tower Is it possible to

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sell a National monument will it be

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that size we know it isn't

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but Victor was a well-known scammer

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who had the audacity to try to sell the

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eiel tower twice born on

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January 4, 1890 in the

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Austro-Hungarian Empire, her scams occurred

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both in Europe and in the United States,

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but it was the fraud of an alleged sale of the

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Tower that made her name famous in the

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history of crimes, in

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1925, when Lustick lived in Paris, he

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he learned that the iconic symbol of the

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French capital was experiencing

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preservation and management difficulties in a periodical at the

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time he read in a headline that some

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Parisians thought it was better to remove the

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tower to avoid the

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government's excessive chastity in maintenance and management of the

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new monument the news from the newspaper

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that sparked the idea of falsifying

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official documents, so Vittor

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posed as the director of the Ministry of

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Telegraphs when communicating with a group

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of metal businessmen declaring that the

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tower would be moved, the scammer convinced

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one of the group of businessmen to

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buy the public monument and for this reason

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he received an amount equivalent to 70,000

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Francs as money for an alleged

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bribe that would guarantee the member of the

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metals group the possession and purchase of the

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Tower.

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Then the embezzler

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Victor fled to the United States with

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money and they also say that he

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scammed the legendary Capone by investing the

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Mafioso's money in a bank, what

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courage, what madness in each story, a

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big hug for you and see you next time, bye

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“Onde há sujeira, há latão”. Este ditado do norte da Inglaterra foi aplicado por inúmeros charlatões, que viveram à base de furtos, delitos e fraudes. Hoje vamos conhecer a história de alguns criminosos que ficaram marcados na história por causa da violência e do banditismo. Mas cuidado, outros como eles podem estar à solta! - Conheça a USEFATOS, loja oficial da Fatos Desconhecidos: https://usefatos.com.br/ - Venha fazer parte do nosso clube! Torne-se um membro do Canal Fatos Desconhecidos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbAiIkPobUFy71zlmwVw3jw/join 📝Fontes: https://pastebin.com/8w6kqbgS ROTEIRISTA: Viviane Goulart / EDITOR DE VÍDEO: Marcelo Emos / ILUSTRADOR (THUMBNAIL):Alex Katira / DIREÇÃO DE FOTOGRAFIA e OPERAÇÃO DE CÂMERA: Francisco (Sombra) e Joakim Sousa / AUXILIAR DE ESTÚDIO: Pablwo Henryky / PRODUTOR: Thales da Guarda / DIREÇÃO DE ESTÚDIO: Carlos de Freitas / ÁUDIO e DIREÇÃO DE CENA E DE GRAVAÇÃO: Marlúcio Rezende e Danyllo Freitas / REVISÃO DE ROTEIROS: Maurício Moreira / CHEFE DEP. YOUTUBE: Wanessa Costa / PRODUTOR EXECUTIVO: Luiz Phellype Alves

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