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Although the robbers initially thought they’d achieved infamy, their cleverness waned when police recovered fingerprints from a Monopoly board left behind at a meeting spot. Consequently, all but two of the culprits were apprehended and sentenced, while one man—known only as "the Colster Man"—remains an enigma to this day.
The British Bank of the Middle East Heist: A Flawless Execution
On January 20, 1976, the British Bank of the Middle East in Beirut was targeted by a group of thieves amidst the turmoil of civil war. By breaking into a neighboring church and using explosives, the group gained access to the bank vault, stealing between $20 to $50 million in valuables.