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“No goods, no evidence; no evidence, no crime” must be what some thieves live by. If stolen goods are not found in their possession, then there would most likely be no case against them. This is probably what the thieves below had in mind.
Did it work for them?
Dariusz Piotrowski, 39, was arrested after he was seen fleeing a home he burglarized in Warsaw, Poland., reports Daily Mail.
He was taken into custody by authorities. While in the cell, he must have felt an intolerable stomach pain which prompted officers to call the police surgeon.
After check ups and x-ray, the surgeon was amazed at the scan results — there were foreign objects inside the suspect’s stomach, which prompted an immediate operation that took several hours.
It turns out that Piotrowski had swallowed cigarette lighters, six watches, a fork, a spoon, a pair of nail clippers and a pen - in his attempt to hide incriminating evidence.
He admitted his unusual ability to swallow different objects which had apparently helped him in his life of crime.
The court referred for Piotrowski to undergo psychiatric treatment after it was proven the swallowed watches were stolen.
(Photo Credit: Metro.co.uk)
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Another shocking story involves an Indian businessman, 63, who was admitted to hospital in Delhi early this month due to a few days of vomiting, pain and trouble defecating.
He claimed to have accidentally swallowed a water bottle cap and wanted to have it removed from his body. He had to undergo a three-hour surgery which doctors described as “tedious,” reports the Guardian.
However, instead of a plastic bottle cap, the doctors were stunned after finding 12 gold bars, each weighing 33g, in his stomach.
The $16,000 worth of gold was safely removed from his stomach and were promptly confiscated by the police after custom officials stepped in.
Investigations revealed the businessman swallowed the gold bars in an attempt to smuggle the precious metal past Indian customs.
Dr C S Ramachandran, a Senior consulting surgeon at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi, disclosed: “We got an X-ray done and it didn’t appear to be a cap. As the gold bars got stacked one behind the other it appeared to be a metal. We were shocked to find not one but 12 gold biscuits in his abdomen.”
According to the surgeon, if the gold bars have not been removed for a couple days more, severe bleeding and rupture of the intestine and septicemia would have occurred.
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In December of 2013, a certain Joseph Ramos, 21, was made to stop for reckless driving.
However, the authorities subsequently discovered that the car the young man was driving had been stolen during the December 10 burglary of a Safety Harbor home.
As he was being booked into a county jail, some personnel spotted “a large dark mass near the suspect’s stomach area” which turned out to be necklaces that the suspect had swallowed before he was taken into jail.
Ramos had admitted to swallowing two necklaces as per an arrest affidavit, reports The Smoking Gun, and these were immediately removed from his stomach via surgery.
The necklaces were later identified by the victim of a burglary which took place in a Florida home,” an investigator noted.
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Another story involves a woman in 2008 who stole two 14-karat gold bracelets worth US$2000 each from a pawn shop by swallowing them.
41-year-old Norma Porchas-Robles who had been a regular customer at the pawnshop for more than four years was charged with retail theft after a surveillance video proved she has, indeed, swallowed the goods in question.
Wow, I can't believe what they doing like this. tsk!
http://kickerdaily.com/shocking-stories-of-swallowed-stolen-goods/
Did it work for them?
Dariusz Piotrowski, 39, was arrested after he was seen fleeing a home he burglarized in Warsaw, Poland., reports Daily Mail.
He was taken into custody by authorities. While in the cell, he must have felt an intolerable stomach pain which prompted officers to call the police surgeon.
After check ups and x-ray, the surgeon was amazed at the scan results — there were foreign objects inside the suspect’s stomach, which prompted an immediate operation that took several hours.
It turns out that Piotrowski had swallowed cigarette lighters, six watches, a fork, a spoon, a pair of nail clippers and a pen - in his attempt to hide incriminating evidence.
He admitted his unusual ability to swallow different objects which had apparently helped him in his life of crime.
The court referred for Piotrowski to undergo psychiatric treatment after it was proven the swallowed watches were stolen.
(Photo Credit: Metro.co.uk)- – -
Another shocking story involves an Indian businessman, 63, who was admitted to hospital in Delhi early this month due to a few days of vomiting, pain and trouble defecating.
He claimed to have accidentally swallowed a water bottle cap and wanted to have it removed from his body. He had to undergo a three-hour surgery which doctors described as “tedious,” reports the Guardian.
However, instead of a plastic bottle cap, the doctors were stunned after finding 12 gold bars, each weighing 33g, in his stomach.
The $16,000 worth of gold was safely removed from his stomach and were promptly confiscated by the police after custom officials stepped in.
Investigations revealed the businessman swallowed the gold bars in an attempt to smuggle the precious metal past Indian customs.
Dr C S Ramachandran, a Senior consulting surgeon at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi, disclosed: “We got an X-ray done and it didn’t appear to be a cap. As the gold bars got stacked one behind the other it appeared to be a metal. We were shocked to find not one but 12 gold biscuits in his abdomen.”
According to the surgeon, if the gold bars have not been removed for a couple days more, severe bleeding and rupture of the intestine and septicemia would have occurred.
—-
In December of 2013, a certain Joseph Ramos, 21, was made to stop for reckless driving.
However, the authorities subsequently discovered that the car the young man was driving had been stolen during the December 10 burglary of a Safety Harbor home.
As he was being booked into a county jail, some personnel spotted “a large dark mass near the suspect’s stomach area” which turned out to be necklaces that the suspect had swallowed before he was taken into jail.
Ramos had admitted to swallowing two necklaces as per an arrest affidavit, reports The Smoking Gun, and these were immediately removed from his stomach via surgery.
The necklaces were later identified by the victim of a burglary which took place in a Florida home,” an investigator noted.
—-
Another story involves a woman in 2008 who stole two 14-karat gold bracelets worth US$2000 each from a pawn shop by swallowing them.
41-year-old Norma Porchas-Robles who had been a regular customer at the pawnshop for more than four years was charged with retail theft after a surveillance video proved she has, indeed, swallowed the goods in question.
Wow, I can't believe what they doing like this. tsk!
http://kickerdaily.com/shocking-stories-of-swallowed-stolen-goods/
