Just to be clear, it wasn't me. I did not steal the Celtic gold.
At 1:26 a.m., an outside door was pried open, said the Vice President of the State Criminal Police Office, Guido Limmer, on Wednesday in Manching near Ingolstadt. The thieves then stole the coins from two showcases and left the museum at 1.35 a.m. – after only nine minutes. -Die Welt (translated)
Investigators are also looking into whether the burglary was related to sabotage at a local phone distribution branch in Manching located around 1km from the museum, which paralyzed the telephone network and the internet, thus preventing the alarm system from notifying authorities.
was hunter or joe in bavaria? how about bill or hillary?
ReplyDeleteOne exterior door was all that stood between thieves and millions in gold?
ReplyDeleteWho could have seen that coming?
If I had known I might have taken a run at it, after all those coins might have belonged to a relative of mine. (from Mom's side of the family)
All going to be lost as they will melt them down.......
ReplyDelete'Millions of Euros'
DeleteMelt them down to get, what, one pound of gold?
Art collectors on the black market is where the money is.
The plural of Euro is Euro, not Euros.
DeleteLooks like a LA smash & grab caper. Maybe they got enough loot there to take a vacation to Bavaria.
ReplyDeleteAs a descendent I demand reparations.
ReplyDeletewhy was Celtic gold in Bavaria?
ReplyDeleteWe Bavarians have a long line of Celtic heritage.
DeleteGreetings to our Northern cousins in Brittany, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales!
Who's to say it wasn't Celts, retrieving their cultural treasures?
ReplyDeleteSomeone trying to cover crypto losses.
ReplyDeleteNah, the sabotaged internet/phone system was just a fortuitous coinkydink.
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