exactly, they probably low balled him on the real jewelry anyway.
they thought they were getting over on him…the true worth must have been at least double that
Exactly. That's the genius of his crime. He lets their profiling work against them. They were purposely not keeping proper identities because they are willing to take stolen good and pay under value for em.
That's actually how most scams work. There's a word for it, but I forget.Exactly. That's the genius of his crime. He lets their profiling work against them. They were purposely not keeping proper identities because they are willing to take stolen good and pay under value for em.
Yeah I wonder how much the jewelry was actually worth. Maybe 50KExactly. That's the genius of his crime. He lets their profiling work against them. They were purposely not keeping proper identities because they are willing to take stolen good and pay under value for em.
