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I didn't want to assume anything - figured people in Oz would be more savvy to the whole story so thought I'd at least link to the thread. I had thought it had been destickered so thought it couple possibly be an old pic, but would rather say - just in case.

amazing how they were able to get in, disable all security systems without any video surveillance capturing anything at all. Sounds to me like somebody really knew the place inside and out quite well before this was orchestrated. Either a shonky worker their or shonky electrical contractor who installed it all..Something is very fishy here

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there is no full story in the thread besides the fact that all security systems and alarms were deactivated and the cars were stolen without a trace.......

what was the full story on this??????

were any of the cars recovered as whole cars/parts????

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