Hatton Garden job

I don't know I could turn them in for 20k. Yes it's morally wrong for them to do what they did, but when you plan a heist where you can go back on two separate days and get away with so much loot you need a wheelie bin to take it away, there is something to be admired.

Anyway I'm still impressed with the workmanship of those holes. I can't be the only one thinking I really need a reason to get one of those drills. Obviously I have, and probably never will, no use for such a machine, but it's a great advert for Hilti.

Unless this whole thing was a Hilti advert all along, one of the most daring viral marketing campaigns ever to be made...

 

It is a weird one.

Yes, it was ballsy and well carried out.

But at the same time is was risky beyond belief - they must have known the alarm was going to go off, so why did they stay there feeling confident that the cops wouldn't actually investigate?

Strange...

 

Maybe it was the cops ?

 

At the very least, even if it was a non confirmed alarm, a keyholder should have been notified.

 

All very strange, a lot of unanswered questions.

Inside knowledge/job....

 

Even stranger, the owner was visiting China at the time. He's now in the Sudan, having sent his son home to deal with it. (even claiming it could be an inside job) Had this been my business, I'd have moved heaven and Earth to return as quickly as possible.

 

Or maybe you'd stay put, spending you ill gotten gains.

 

Can't Phil, I have to return that very nice Hilti drill tomorrow or HSS will charge me for another week.

 

And that's a problem, with the millions gained.