The Baker Street Robbery: The Tunnel They Nearly Got Away With
In September nineteen seventy one, Detective Superintendent Maurice Ray and a team of Metropolitan Police detectives face a bank vault emptied over a weekend on one of London's busiest streets. The thieves leave behind a clean tunnel, nearly two hundred and seventy forced deposit boxes and a length of steel pipe that tells its own story. The hunt moves through wiretaps and criminal networks as the investigators try to close the distance between the evidence and the men who carried it out. Then a government order lands on every newsroom in the city, and what it silences turns out to be the…
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