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This day in crime
10.29.1964
Amateur thieves steal the Star of India sapphire from New York museum
10.29.1964
Two amateur thieves broke into New York City’s American Museum of Natural History armed with rope, a glass cutter, duct tape and a squeegee that they used to scoop up a cache of precious jewels, including a golf ball-sized sapphire known as the Star of India. (It turns out the batteries for the display case’s burglar alarm had burned out.) The sapphire, along with many of the other gems, were later recovered in the locker of a Miami bus terminal after the arrest of the two thieves.
Notorious Cases
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Crime on the Screen
Crime on the Screen
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The "Gainesville Ripper" killed five collegians in three days.
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The Bank Robbery That Inspired 'Dog Day Afternoon'
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Crime Solving & Forensics
Crime Solving & Forensics
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The Still Unsolved 1879 Atlanta Double Killing That Rattled the Nation
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Law & Justice
Law & Justice
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An estimated 300,000 people living in the U.S. identify as such.
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