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  1. Jewel Thieves: Directed by Brian Nesbit. With Macy Friday, Lis Luciddi, Antwon Temoney, Lily Gruber. Robert and Kay are thrill seeking jewel thieves who get talked into pulling off one final heist worth over $30 million in Red Beryl jewels. But things go sideways when they discover the owners of the home they broke into murdered.
    Directed by:Brian NesbitReleased:September 14, 2019Genre:Drama
  2. listverse.com

    Here are ten jewel thieves who totally got away with their crimes. 10 The Thief Who Brought Chocolate. Photo credit: AP. Antwerp in Belgium has been the diamond capital of the world since the 15th century. Most of the rough diamonds and around half of the cut diamonds in the world are traded through Antwerp. The district is protected by armed ...
  3. Dec 5, 2024Some thieves, however, will write autobiographies to tell people their misadventures. Bill Mason is one of the latter. In 2003, Mason published Confessions of a Master Jewel Thief. He detailed his robberies in his memoir and named the celebrities he stole from. To many, Mason is one of the most famous jewel thieves in history.
  4. careeraddict.com

    As one of the most notorious jewel thieves in the world, Doris Payne is something of a cult figure; her six decades of criminal activity were immortalized in a 2013 documentary (in which she starred), including the story of her most notorious heist - a $500,000 10-carat diamond ring in Monte Carlo in the 1970s.
  5. en.wikipedia.org

    Doris Marie Payne (born October 10, 1930) is an American convicted jewel thief. [1] Early life. Payne was born in Slab Fork, West Virginia to a coal miner named David Payne and his wife Clemmie Gilbert Payne. [2] She was one of six Payne siblings. She had four brothers Albert, Clarence, David Jr. and Johnny, as well as one sister, Louise. [3]
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