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I wonder if the 200K is authorized by the ins co? I don't have to wonder what they will do with any response. I've never believed a word of "no questions asked."

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Inside job....

I'll say. Something doesn't add up. Guy worth $10m++ is driving a three-year-old C4S??? ;-)

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Are you being serious here? I can't tell.

At least not from my phone.

Idn't 10% standard? If it was me....I would blame the Hooker I forgot about.

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Originally Posted by Joe Bob (Post 6992305)

Idn't 10% standard? If it was me....I would blame the Hooker I forgot about.

Yeah, but she's in the trunk of the stolen car...

Better a live hooker in the trunk than a dead boy in the rack....or something like that....:rolleyes:

He is probably one of the smartest bond managers out there. Here is a good story about him if anyone is interested Jeffrey Gundlach, Bond Savant - Businessweek. I'm invested in the total return fund he runs, DBLTX, and highly recommend it.

Recover the art, sure, but the car? Not like it's a real 911*. Just go to the dealer and grab another one with the insurance money.

(*Just kidding. Water-cooled cars are cool too. But much more replaceable and I think a dude like that can afford to make up the difference between his 997's insurance payout and a new 991.)

It's least one of those is a broad, right?

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Originally Posted by widgeon13 (Post 6991600)

I don't look down on him. I just have no sympathy. He most likely has everything insured and will come out whole one way or the other. There is no reason to feel sorry for the guy especially when he can afford to offer $200K as a reward. If he didn't have it insured then he is a pretty stupid bond trader.

I know some bond traders and they don't need your sympathy, they want your cash. Believe me, they would have no sympathy for you in a business deal. If the guy was injured in the ordeal I might feel differently.

You should be directing your concern for those who are implying fraud. They are the one's actually attacking the guys integrity. I just have no sympathy for the guy so lighten up.

If someone stole my Copenhagen blue non sunroof 944 that I've spent lots of weekends working on to make it how I like it, I'd be pissed, and the value of another average 944 to go buy one wouldn't equate to my own 944. It has value to me beyond its cash value. There are very few non sunroof 944's in the US, and even fewer that came in blue from the factory.

I can't agree with his taste in art, but money won't replace original artwork.

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Originally Posted by porwolf (Post 6995992)

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And your point? How old is that pic? This is how he looks now:
http://www.latimes.com/media/photo/2012-09/72510967.jpg

BTW, that's a picture of the Mondrian he's holding. It sold for $5M+ 8 years ago. I love cubism and all things Mondrian, but it does seem like a lot for a painting that I could have done myself.

I'd love to hear the explanation of how someone could return the art, collect the $1.7M and go on their merry way.

...he got it all back. Except for the car, but who gives a schit? :)

2 arrested in art heist at Calif. financier's home | Entertainment | The Seattle Times

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Originally Posted by dad911 (Post 6996591)

And your point? How old is that pic? This is how he looks now:
http://www.latimes.com/media/photo/2012-09/72510967.jpg

I'd rather be back in the 80s if I were him. Somehow looks like he had more fun back then! :D There is the Walter Ulbricht beard we just discussed ...

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