If I wanted to open a new account with 40 million quid, without any questions asked, I’d break into the bank one night and slip it into the safe without anyone knowing.
Tony Blair
Financial Advisor to Lashman Mittal et al
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Previously on ""I'd like to make a cash deposit of £40m""
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.....and the fact that the company that owns the gaff, Securitas (?), haven't been allowed in yet to count their pennies as the plod are still throwing talcum around hoping to catch a print......
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Originally posted by AtWYou assume here that they took all money, in which case it would be easy, but they probably only took as much as they could in the time they felt they were safe - think for a second why they used 7.5 tonne truck - all that money is very heavy and remainder is probably pretty big too - right now its more important to look for fingerprints or DNA samples rather than contaminate scene with greedy money counters.
Most likely cash was in 10, 20 and 50 notes - you can't be certain which ones they took, they certainly were not stupid to take JUST £50 notes, in fact they would probably NOT want to take any of those, so the question is between 10 and 20 notes and proportion of them - that's why estimates may vary about 2 times.
How dumb the cops are!!!
Atw - apply for a senior post at Scotland Yard NOW!!!!!!!
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Originally posted by threadedI have it on good authority that she is not connected. Plod don't really have a clue. But it looks good for the papers.
Hoorah! Well done secret agent Threaded!
Now get back to the home in time for tea, before Matron misses you.
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Atw
Is there something you are not telling us?
Next you going to be telling us about assembling handguns with your eyes closed and communication skills in hostage situations
Has anybody checked ATW's bank account recently? You dont get £40 mill from writing search bots....
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Originally posted by threadedI have it on good authority ...
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Originally posted by sunnysanCan be that difficult? They must have known how much was there in the first place
Most likely cash was in 10, 20 and 50 notes - you can't be certain which ones they took, they certainly were not stupid to take JUST £50 notes, in fact they would probably NOT want to take any of those, so the question is between 10 and 20 notes and proportion of them - that's why estimates may vary about 2 times.
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Well how much is it
Ok, they say about 25 mill, in the papers its generally regarded as 40 mill, and I have also heard it could be as much as 50 mill.
How is it that they dont have an exact figure of how much money was actually stolen? Can be that difficult? They must have known how much was there in the first place
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I have it on good authority that she is not connected. Plod don't really have a clue. But it looks good for the papers.
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Originally posted by Jakes DaddyHow stupid can you get ?
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"I'd like to make a cash deposit of £40m"
OK, not quite that much but ....
Sky News
The news came after a 41-year-old woman was snared at a Building Society in Bromley on suspicion of handling stolen goods....she is suspected of trying to deposit £6,000 which is being linked to the raid, the biggest in UK history.Tags: None
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