Story of a Bank Robbery

The thief called jesus, after so much time planning the bank robbery with his gangdecided to rob the bank, they enter through the front door and fired into the air,everyone drops to the floor and they jump quickly to prevent activate the alarm, call the person who is responsible for Bobeda to open and get the money they take outthe dinerio and run away to his car, the bank chief in charge of activating the silent alarm.

Thieves trust and believe will gain from this but inesperarce are the police, andpersecuicon begins to catch thieves, depues 20min of persecution and are able to catch them locked up and interrogated until they tell the truth...  End





This is a story from Argentina :


The enigmatic Mr José Murillo entered the Mint in the unusual time of 20.45. With the rain-wet coat and fur hat drops tainted by some impertinent, was presented to the President of the Institution and demanded the delivery of two million pesos, a sum sufficient to buy 300,000 hectares.


A handwritten message, with official seal and signature of Brigadier Juan Manuelde Rosas, was enough to convince Climbing Don Bernabe, president of the Mint.Mr. Murillo took less than an hour to leave the place with the fortune in theirbackpacks. Just over took the authorities to detection, arrest him and make him pay the deception with a squad. Since that December 28, 1851, day of the first major scam in Argentina's history, ingenuity and audacity were the mark in eachmillionaire who stole loot.

The biggest con in history, stealing the Regional Treasury Rosario, also has that brand. Strikes against government institutions, museums and, above all, banksare the biggest booties netted the thieves.

In developing this list of robberies, took the dollar as a yardstick to measure the magnitude of the theft. Thus, outside shots have been so shocking as thePolyclinic Banking (August 29, 1963), where although he stole a fortune for the time--14,000,000 pesos, the sum does not change means more than $ 100,000.

Beyond this exception, the story marks the largest thefts were carried out mostly under the slogan painted Albert Spaggiari in Nice bench, after getting $ 10 millionfrom the vaults 







surprising past history in Argentina