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Subscribe for Weekly Videos here: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiE86yS_VM7qjiICqRPmwLQ?sub_confirmation=1 Check Out our Website at: http://newdawnfilm.com ________________________________________­_________________ 5 Greatest Modern Day Thieves From Robin Hood to Bonnie and Clyde, our fascination with thieves and lawbreakers is undeniable. The danger, excitement and idea of beating the establishment is something that interests us all. While there are thousands of stories of robbers and thieves, every now and then, one that comes along that can really blow you away. From concept to execution, the following people gained the distinction of being the 5 greatest modern day thieves. 5. Valerio Viccei After moving to London, Valerio Viccei looked like a typical, handsome, Italian playboy. The son of a lawyer, his charm and good looks gave him access to hobnob with society's finest. But Valerio was hiding a big secret no one knew. He was a wanted man for committing over 50 armed robberies. On July 12, 1987, Valerio Viccei along with an accomplice walked into the Knightsbridge Safe Deposit Centre where they pretended they needed to open a deposit box. Once shown the vault, the pair brandished guns and subdued security. Hanging a closed sign on street level, Valerio let in other members of his gang and they proceeded to plunder 121 safety deposit boxes. The bank was known to be used by many rich and famous people. Inside the boxes were jewels, drugs and cash estimated to be worth $77 Million dollars, and all pf them were taken. 4. Albert Spaggiari It was 1976; Albert Spaggiari, a prominent high society photographer, led a group of 20 men through the sewers of Nice in the Southern portion of France to break open the vault of the Société Générale bank. On July 16, after a two-month effort and digging a 10 yard long tunnel from the sewer to the vault, Albert and his men finally broke through. Once inside, the men welded the bank vault shut so no one could get in and had themselves a little picnic. While drinking wine and eating pate, they rifled through more than 400 safety deposit boxes. When all was said and done they ended up walking away with an estimated 35 million dollars worth of cash, securities and other valuables. 3. Stephane Breitweser A lot of people love art but Stephane Breitweser took it a big step further. The notorious French art thief has boatsfully admitted to stealing over 239 pieces of art totaling over $1.4 billion dollars as he travelled all across Europe working as a waiter. 2. Carl Gugasian Born in Pennsylvania, Carl had his first brush with the law was when he was 15 years old and attempted to rob a candy store but was shot in the process. He survived and after his juvenile records were erased, Carl managed to obtain a bachelors degree in electrical engineering. He received military training and afterwards a master's degree in system's analysis. Despite being well learned, Carl was obsessd with the idea of stealing from banks and liked to plan mock robberies in his spare time. After several false starts where he got cold feet, he finally managed to commit his first robbery and used a stolen vehicle to getaway. 1. Dan cooper It was November 24, 1971, a man known only as Dan Cooper, purchased a one-way ticket on Flight 305 at the Northwest Orient Airlines ticket counter. The flight was on a planned 30-minute route from Portland Oregon to Seattle Washington. Sitting at seat 18C, Dan Cooper had on a black lightweight raincoat, a neatly pressed collared shirt, thin necktie and he was was carrying a black attaché case. Cooper lit up a cigarette and asked for a bourbon and soda. Soon afterwards, he slipped a small note to the stewardess nearest him