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I wonder how much of the story is true and how much is fabricated by the ego of this guy. It would be all the more believable to the cops interviewing him, they
by almost 17y ago
I wonder how much of the story is true and how much is fabricated by the ego of this guy. It would be all the more believable to the cops interviewing him, they want to believe that they caught the ultimate criminal mastermind.
Of course bits of it must be true, the bits with solid corroborating evidence, but I wonder if the truth is quite so cool and impressive?
- scotty79 17y agoThat's a good thing then, that he videotaped cool and impressive stuff he did and kept records from security cameras that were in place while he was operating.
- almost 17y agoBut to my mind the fact that he videotaped so much really does support the big ego argument. It's the little things that make it all the more impressive and maybe those things weren't directly caught on tape, the article certainly doesn't mention any massively impressive stuff caught on tape and don't you think they would? All the article really mentions on tape is him going around with a bunch of people emptying ATMs. Now, as far as positions in the criminal underworld go, being the ATM guy is about as low level and grunt workish as you can get, hardly the sort of work you'd expect a criminal mastermind to be doing himself! Of course neither of us know so this is just idle speculation, I just think these things should be taken with a grain of salt since all the people involved (cops, journalists and the guy himself) have a vested interest in making it sound cooler and more impressive.