When news broke, there was a frenzy of speculation over who could have been behind such an audacious break-in. Some believed it was the infamous ‘Pink Panthers’ criminal network from the Balkans. Others wondered if a group of elite thieves who were strangers to each other had been gathered together by a criminal mastermind.

Meet the garden gang / by Jayne Fisher; additional material, based on Jayne Fisher's characters, created by Lynne Bradbury and Graham Marlow. National Library of Australia. 1981. ISBN 9780721475172 . Retrieved 2012-06-29. His role was to provide an exchange point for the final handover of loot outside his business premises. I'm With The Banned Shirt, Banned Books Shirt, Reading Shirt, Teacher Shirt, Library Books Shirt, Banned Library Shirt, Librarian ShirtMr Wood, played by Geoff Bell in the TV drama, was found guilty both of conspiracy to commit burglary and conspiracy to conceal, convert or transfer criminal property.

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While Reader was known as a mild-mannered, unassuming sort of man, he was deeply entrenched in the criminal underworld and had previously done time for handling stolen goods relating to the notorious Brink’s-Mat gold bullion robbery in 1983. Diamond wheezers... John Collins, Daniel Jones, Terry Perkins, (bottom row left to right) Carl Wood, William Lincoln and Hugh Doyle Credit: PA:Press Association Where are the Hatton Garden robbers? Hatton Garden started on ITV on Monday 20 May at 9pm, with the remaining episodes airing over the next three nights at the same time. Collins, Maria C (2009-12-27). "Why age is not a barrier to writing". helium.com. {{ cite web}}: Missing or empty |url= ( help) Hugh Doyle, who also doesn’t appear in the TV drama , was convicted of conspiracy to conceal, convert or transfer criminal property, receiving a 21-month suspended sentence. Michael ‘Basil’ Seed, 59

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