Going over the words police used to describe the gold heist, looking at the facility where it happened and the area around it.
Did the thieves who pulled off the great gold heist sit at these very tables eating some chicken fingers and fries while watching the comings and goings of the armoured cars at the airport? Unless police have suspects in mind it, and there’s no sign they do, then, they must be asking questions such as this.
The cargo facility houses loading docks for several carriers big and small with bays for trucks of all kinds awaiting cargo. Once the cargo container holding the gold and bank notes was loaded on a trusted truck or vehicle, it could easily be driven out of the secure area and then quickly be transported just about anywhere.Article content
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