The Impossible Bag: How a Dead Burger Joint Enabled a Diamond Robbery
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The Impossible Bag: How a Dead Burger Joint Enabled a Diamond Robbery
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A folded orange-and-red burger bag from a restaurant closed for almost a year became the single trace that undid a forty-one diamond heist. How did one small, ordinary object link a trusted employee, a blind spot between two security contracts, and nine prior badge entries into a theft that left only the two laser-engraved stones behind?
In this episode, we follow the sequence of events, the security gaps, and the investigative choices that turned a seemingly impossible bag into the case-cracking lead - and ask how thoroughly someone can map a building and wait for the right shipment to slip through.
Date: March 2, 2011
Location: Novak Building, Crestfield Office Park, Dunmore, Pennsylvania
Person: Diane Ostrowski
Person: Kevin Sato
Case: Dunmore Diamond Heist
- 00:23:52 on March 2, 2011: a keypad inside the Novak Building registered a correct six-digit code.
- 00:33:62 (ten minutes and ten seconds later): the figure exited the service corridor carrying an orange-and-red folded bag containing stolen stones.
- 43 diamonds arrived in the bonded transport from Antwerp; 41 were stolen, 2 remained with laser-engraved serial numbers.
- The Hector's Burger Palace bag came from a restaurant closed in early 2010 and was found against the loading dock wall on March 4, brought in by a 15-year-old messenger.
- The service corridor between Apex's exterior coverage and Sentinel's interior coverage had no camera, no motion sensor, and walking it took forty-two seconds.
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