World's Stupidest Criminals
by Rhian McKay
127 pages· ISBN 9781843171713
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Ever been tempted by a life of crime? As the stories in this hilariousollection illustrate, unless you're a lot smarter than the averageaw-breaker, it may not be such a good idea. Time and time again would-beelons with supposed master plans have shot themselves in the foot - onccasion quite literally! Whether storming into a bank having forgotten tout eyeholes in the bag they're using as a disguise, or writing their ransomemand on the back of their own parole card, some dumb criminals giverimefighters a far too easy time of it! With over 100 true stories of theunny, bizarre, and sometimes tragic exploits of the world's most hopelessrooks, The World's Stupidest Criminals provides a wealth of insight into theorkings (or lack thereof!) of the criminal brain. - A man from Arkansas whoas arrested for a series of robberies from vending machines was taken to areliminary hearing, where his bail was set at USD300. The judge couldn'telp but notice that he paid it all in quarters.
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