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Bank Clerks Told to Avoid Eye Contact |
2005-10-12 |
Employees of currency exchange points in Moldova have been instructed not to talk or make eye contact with their customers after a string of mysterious robberies, Russia’s NTV television reports. According to Moldovan police, a criminal has stolen about $30,000 from several exchange points in the space of a week. The initial investigation has shown that most probably the thief hypnotized the clerks as they talked to him and they voluntarily handed over all the cash they had at hand. The search for the hypnotist continues. Police say that the prime suspect is a resident of the Russian Baltic enclave of Kaliningrad. Moldova is a former Soviet republic wedged between Ukraine and Romania. |
Posted by:Steve |
#3 The initial investigation has shown that most probably the thief hypnotized the clerks as they talked to him and they voluntarily handed over all the cash they had at hand. How in the hell did these countries ever make it into the 21st Century?? |
Posted by: Bomb-a-rama 2005-10-12 16:43 |
#2 Are they sure that's not MORONICA!!!!!Inbetween the Bay of Rum and the Ican Sea?????? |
Posted by: ARMYGUY 2005-10-12 11:55 |
#1 Da. Hypnotism. That's got to be it, Sergei. Da, Sarge. When they cluck like chickens, it was dead giveaway... |
Posted by: CSI: Moldova 2005-10-12 10:29 |