it is easy to act leak gunthar. just be quiet and good service. i say keep running. no soup for you. joe, is gunthar living the all-american dream in china? does it make you jealous? let me get this straight. the chai the chinese are knocking off an person product? now i don t believe you. he could have based hits whole life on game of thrones. also i like how they rip off the theme song. come on, the rembrandts need royalties. use the actual rembrandts theme song instead of this nonsense version. how long until he gets
connected to the outside world. but did the thieves know that as well? because they didn t pack up and leave. they continued on with their crime and they took their time. one thief stayed behind in the dutch room and carefully removed some of the paintings from their matting and frames. although two of rembrandts were sim lply cut out of their frame. the other thief headed out of the room, back down the hallway. through the italian room, the rafael room, all the while passing incredibly priceless, famous art. rafaels, important chinese pieces, frangelico. walks back through, through the short gallery, where the thief takes five sketches is and a napoleonic finial from a top of the flag napoleon s first regiment carried.
it appears they did, since they were in no rush to get out. it is interesting. they took the guards after they handcuffed them and taped them and brought them into the basement. about 24 minutes elapsed before we see them again. motion detectors place pd throughout the building picked up their trail for nearly an hour and a half. but that didn t matter. those motion detectors weren t connected to police outside. they only alert the guard sitting at the computer by the entrance. a computer that was now unmanned. it is in this hallway where we see the first motion detectors go off. that s how we know that it was 24 minutes. it is about 1:48, they re walking down this hallway together and enter the dutch room. from the dutch room they took six pieces. that s where including the rembrandts. the three rembrandts, the vermir the flenk and the
entrance. a computer that was now unmanned. it is in this hallway where we see the first motion detectors go off. that s how we know that it was 24 minutes. it is about 1:48, they re walking down this hallway together and enter the dutch room. from the dutch room they took six pieces. that s where including the rembrandts. the three rembrandts, the vermir the flenk and the chine chinese vessel. these all had to be taken down from the walls in it the dutch room. the real work had begun for thieves. but as they get ready to remove rembrandt s only sea scape, a high-pitched alarm sounds.
they would come up and put their finger close to, point out the image of rembrandt. if they got too close, the alarm would sound. he says the thieves then smashed the alarm. that was really a compelling little detail to me because it seemed like that worked. that if you got too close, the sound would go off. as i went through the rest of the security that was in place at the museum, nothing else was there to guard the museum s valuables. like the motion detectors, this alarm was not connected to the outside world. but did the thieves know that as well? because they didn t pack up and leave. they continued on with their crime and they took their time. one thief stayed behind in the dutch room and carefully removed some of the paintings from their matting and frames. although two of rembrandts were