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Break in at the Tower of London
Has anyone read/heard about the real life break in at the Tower of London? I just heard it on the radio.
Apparently someone jumped over several gates and stole some keys... though police say there was no real danger of the crown jewels being stolen... 
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Re: Break in at the Tower of London
It wasn´t in the news here in Germany, at least not on the radio.
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Re: Break in at the Tower of London
I knew Moriarty was real! 
The break-in obviously had no class, whatsoever.
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Re: Break in at the Tower of London
horserider99 wrote:
I knew Moriarty was real!
Definitely. No opera music, no diamond, no style.
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Re: Break in at the Tower of London
And he didn't get to wear the crown jewels....what a shame!
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Re: Break in at the Tower of London
Just a Moriarty wannabee then - not the real deal! I bet he didn't even have a London hat on. *tut tut*
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Re: Break in at the Tower of London
And nothing from Pentonville Prison or the Bank of England? Moriaity would be appalled.
But seriously, awesome coincidence, though not so much for the people who run the place I suppose. 
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Re: Break in at the Tower of London
I never heard of it. But there IS a story behind those keys.....each night, an invisible Moriarty takes them form the guard who's going off duty, and then he is SUPPOSED to pass them to the guard who comes ON duty. Hmmmm...maybe this night Moriarty couldn't get there on time?
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