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SWINDELERS, CRIMINALS AND FORGERS

Master minds, incredible swindilings and skillful forgers. They lied, attempted the greatest heists and very often prevailed, benefitting from the weaknesses of the system, weaknesses that nobody had noticed before them. Criminals avident of richnesses and almost perfect crimes ... Leaving in thier wake disbeileving victims and you will find in this section the greatest stories of swindling, master minds and frauds.



The Jaconde is gone : a major art theft.
On August 21, 1911, a thief stole Leonardo DaVinci's MonaLisa. This was the first major art theft of the 20th century and it put the city of Paris into shock.

Arthur Furguson - The salesman monuments
Arthur Furguson was a terrific salesperson. Discover the storie of this man, who sold the White House, the Statue of Liberty and many other famous monuments.

The story of Thomas Blood and the Crown Jewels
In 1671, the Colonel Thomas Blood was putting a plan into action that would result in the most daring robbery of all time; the theft of the Crown Jewels from the Tower of London!

 

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