How expensive is tunnelling?

Mar 20, 2014 47 Replies

Put on a high visibility waistcoat and carry a clipboard and nobody is likely to question it. They could, of course, have used a laser measure, but I've never found them as accurate as a tape measure.

First, they could, if they wished, take several nights to attack from underneath without leaving any visible signs. Second, if, as suggested, the machines dye mark the notes if the safe is forced, that might be an area which, until now at least, has not been included in the protection.

Colin Bignell

Can you say where that was doesn't ring any bells;)...

There are some highly intelligent people in prison.

Bill

Reminds me of a similar phrase I heard once, "can't count to 21 with his flies zipped up".

Oh hush. You're messing with people's preconceptions and predjudices here. They don't want to hear it!

Tim

Yup, blanket categorisation does not work here...

ISTR someone telling Richard Branson, that he would one day either go to prison or become a millionaire. Very nearly did both in the end!

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Sorry, I missed this.

My recollection is that it was in, or near, Royston. It was situated in a large old house (early Victorian, I would guess.) The man who ran it was a sculptor, or maybe that was his wife.

I was googling for "Royston borstal" to confirm what I think I recall, and I came across a list of the distances from the town of Borstal (Rochester) to every town in England, and it reminded me of the present that one of those staying at the borstal gave to the headmaster when he left - a thick document listing the shortest way to get between any two stations in the UK.

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