On August 24th, I said that there are more inspirational stories, life winners, and the second generation of stars... Today, let’s talk about the history of civilian struggles, the legendary story of a century jewel thief.
This is a real thing, and the protagonist of the story is still alive. It is an American grandmother named Doris Payne. I am 84 years old. She was recently suspected of stealing a ring of more than 30,000 dollars in David Yurman.
Doris is 23 years old and has been in the jewelry store in the United States, Britain, France, Italy, and Japan for 60 years. The total value of the jewelry is 2 million US dollars. Her criminal file at the FBI adds up to nearly two meters, but it's just the tip of the iceberg where she steals history...
Like many stories, Doris's thief career began by chance. When she was a child, she was poor. When she tried a gold watch in the watch shop, she came to a white guest. The owner sent her away and forgot that the gold watch was still in her hand. The girl Doris returned the gold watch very honestly, but this little thing made her very keenly aware that human beings are very forgetful and stealing things can be easy.
So, in high school, she started practicing from a cheap jewelry store and observed the behavior of the clerk, but she never did. Later, when she was 18 years old, she was born with a baby. In order to support her family, she finally made her debut at the age of 23. For the first time, a high-end jewelry store stole a square diamond worth $22,000. Just out of the jewelry store, she was scared to death, immediately went to the pawn shop and lost the diamond, got 7500 knives.
The thief in reality can be without the cool equipment in the movie anime. Doris has been successful in stealing and stealing for many years, relying only on understanding the weakness of human nature.
First of all, this is a world of looking faces. Every time she dresses up very beautifully, let the clerk feel that her rich people, relax their vigilance, and wait for her.
Then, she will try to wear a lot of jewelry at different counters in the jewelry store. One is to let the salesperson think that the gold master is coming, and more importantly, to make them rush, forget how much jewelry they have come up with. She will also be very professional, what is the clarity of the color, in short, the salesperson is confused, hiding a piece of jewelry on his body, sitting outside the door waiting for her taxi, it slipped away.
And oh, she doesn't get the dishes in the basket. She will pick good-looking jewellery in a haute couture magazine and then go to the scene to commit crimes based on the store information above.
She will not only steal but also hide. In 1970, she walked a platinum diamond ring at the Cartier store in Monte Carlo, Monaco. The customs suspected that she had stolen the ring and stopped her to search. The result was also found. A few decades later, Doris tells the truth, she uses a nail clipper to drag the diamond out of the ring, sew it into the belt, and throw it into the sea. She confessed that in order to escape customs security, many parts of her body were used to hide jewelry...
How can these stolen goods be handed over? I can't always go to the pawn shop every time. So she compiled a series of tragic stories of broken families and deaths, and turned jewelry to passers-by. For example, she ran to a high-end clothing store to pretend to buy pajamas, and then took the opportunity to take advantage of the clerk and the clerk, saying that she was divorced, and the days were terrible, I have to hand over the ring for money. Then the other party's heart was soft, and "luckyly" spent thousands of dollars to buy tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars of jewelry. Personality is like a play, it depends on acting.
Although it is so powerful, Doris has been arrested several times (otherwise it will not be known). He has been in prison for more than a dozen times since the 1980s, and even at the age of 80, he has not washed his hands. In 2011, 80-year-old Doris was sentenced to 16 months in prison for stealing a 1 carat diamond ring (seeing that she is older and not guilty of felony will not be judged too long). Last year, she was sentenced to five years in prison for stealing a $22,500 diamond ring in Palm Springs, California. As a result, because the prisoner did not live too much, she was released from prison after serving three months...
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