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Great Taxicab Robbery
by James H. Collins
Journey back to the New York City of 1912, when an audacious robbery took place in broad daylight, right in a taxicab. This real-life crime story unfolds with $25,000 stolen during a bank transfer, defying the norms of the time. Delve into the authentic investigative techniques of early 20th-century detectives and police, as they grapple with this intriguing mystery. Despite the limited technology of their era, their skillful methods may surprise you with their relevance today. Get to know the ingenious characters on both sides of the law, involved in this thrilling caper that occurred over a century ago. Narrated by Roger Melin.
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Journey back to the New York City of 1912, when an audacious robbery took place in broad daylight, right in a taxicab. This real-life crime story unfolds with $25,000 stolen during a bank transfer, defying the norms of the time. Delve into the authentic investigative techniques of early 20th-century detectives and police, as they grapple with this intriguing mystery. Despite the limited technology of their era, their skillful methods may surprise you with their relevance today. Get to know the ingenious characters on both sides of the law, involved in this thrilling caper that occurred over a century ago. Narrated by Roger Melin.
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James H. Collins
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