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#1 The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by common criminals associated with local crime rings. The most common misconception about art theft is that it is committed by a rich and sophisticated thief. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.
#2 The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.
#3 The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.
#4 The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	10 septembre 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9798350000924
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by common criminals associated with local crime rings. The most common misconception about art theft is that it is committed by a rich and sophisticated thief. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#2

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#3

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#4

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#5

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#6

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#7

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#8

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#9

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#10

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#11

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#12

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#13

The Dr. No art heist is a myth. Art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.

#14

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair. In reality, art theft is typically committed by petty offenders involved in a variety of thievery.
Insights from Chapter 2

#1

The myth of the Dr. No art heist is that a rich and sophisticated thief has commissioned a museum robbery, and that the art ends up in his private lair.

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