Showing posts with label Crime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crime. Show all posts

Friday, 23 May 2014

After reading The Black Night...thieves in the night!



There is a very valuable painting on display in a local gallery. Describe your plan to steal it without getting caught.


First of all, I will case the scene very carefully. I will check how many security guard, how is the alert system, let alone how is the location and when the gallery opens and closes. And then I will enter into the gallery during daylight. And I will look for the place I can hide until the night. And I will wait there until the night.

Next, I will look for the gateway I can escape during night, for example the window or exhaust outlet. I will never bite off. If I cannot find the best gateway, I will go home from the front door without doing anything after I wait until the gallery opens. If I find the gateway, I will try to escape from the gateway without stealing the painting. I will repeat that again and again. I don’t know how long it takes. But, if I find the best gateway finally, I will perpetrate the theft plan. I will go to the gallery during the daylight as if nothing had happened. And I will hide the place and wait until the night as usually. I will steal the target painting and escape from the gateway I have already found.

This is my plan.

Posted for Hiroshi

Wednesday, 24 February 2010

A death in Oxford


Oxford Post newspaper report: A case of murder in Oxford

Friday 26 July, Dr Janet Leighton killed at the her house on St John Street. She was fifty years old. Cause of her death was a stab by a knife. There were books and papers everywhere, and then there was no computer. It seems that someone wanted money or things to sell. The cause of a criminal investigation, her husband was arrested for murder.
He was in financial difficulties. He wanted some money. He implored her to give him money, but he was refused her. He was angry, and then he stabbed her by a knife. Unfortunately nobody sad about her dead.

From Oxford
reported by Seiji Kimura
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