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++ STEALING ++
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It is strange just how many files there are out there that try to
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document the art of stealing. After all, it IS an art. You have to
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be calm, smooth, persistant, patient. Stealing is not an overnight-
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planned operation. You should try to prepare for at least a week or
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more when planning to steal from a house, and even LONGER when from
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a business. Storytime, kiddies:
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A long time ago, well, in the past year, my friends and I
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noticed that the building complex in our town was the perfect place
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to obtain unpaid-for items. We learned all we could about the
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complex, which was about 365,000 sqft, and each company consisted of
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an office (fully furnished with cool computer stuff), and a 10,000
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sqft (roughly) warehouse, all interconnected, and all one level.
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This information was obtained through several calls to the town
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committee (board of development, or some shit like that, the place
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that you call for building permits, and the like.), and we obtained
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the blueprints for the whole complex. We planned a route from the
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side entrance through the warehouse, and into the offices, where all
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the good stuff is usually loacated. Now that we had our route, all
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we needed was a plan to get inside. Since this was our first major
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job, we spent a few good weeks on preparation. During the snow
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weather, we worked w/ a company to shovel the sidewalks of the
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complex. One night, at about 11 pm, we stopped shoveling in front
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of our planned job site, Campbells Soup, Co. There was nobody there
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except the janitors that cleaned up the place (or so we thought). I
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asked the janitor if I could use the bathroom (I did have to go too)
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and he let me in. I must have surprised him when I knew exactally
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where the bathroom was! As I walked to it, I scanned for vid cams,
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infrared guns/recievers (little boxes at entrances with a black
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glass square about 1" sq. at about knee hight on each side).
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Nothing. The doors all had security magnetic detection at the tops,
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and also the windows. To think someone would break in through an
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obvious place like a large window, stupid. To my surprise, there
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were a few losers working late, and did'nt really care that I was
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there at all. Take another Viverin' guys, I wont be here long. The
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smell of black coffee was stifeling. The bathroom was located back
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by the office's entrance to the warehouse, and to my surprise, it
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was unlocked! The lights were on, and the place was totally empty,
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except for a few cardboard remains, and shelves, and that blessed
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side door. I walked over to the door to examine it. No security,
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no vid cams in the warehouse, no nothing. Odd, usually these
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warehouses were kept tight as a hookers pussy. But it looked like
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they were packing up to move somewhere. Boxes on the office desks,
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etc.. The door was locked with a key deadbolt (pain to pick) and a
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regular door-knob key lock. No problem. I needed to stop that
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deadbolt from being locked, so I looked around for something to
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use....aha! There was some strange material like alum. foil on the
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ground, pliable, yet of a black color. I took out a small allen key
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(a thief never goes ANYWHERE without a small lockpicking tool) and
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crammed enough of the stuff into the keyhole so that a key could not
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be inserted far enough to turn, and the stuff was inn to far to be
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pulled out. Viola! Back to the point of this story. When the time
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came to make our move, something strange happened. The place was
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abandoned for 3 days straight, most office equipment removed, and
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the front door left ajar, for all 3 days. We still decided to enter
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via our planned route. At 1:30am we went to the side door, and what
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a surprise, the deadbolt lock was open. Now to the knob lock. It
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was still locked, but not a problem. Knob locks usually look like
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this:
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|-wall socket>
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The top sliding piece is about 1/4" wide on popular locks, with the
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bar facing you, if the door swings outward. With the smallest
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allenkey you can get, stick it in and repeatively push and slide it
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back towards the knob, but don't let go, because it is spring loaded
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and will snap back into place again. Now for the larger bar. Take
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another key and wedge it into the slot where the bar enters the
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other wall (without the knob on it)! and do the same thing. This
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will be considerably harder to do than with the small tongue, but if
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you practiced like you should have, it will open with minimum effort.
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Now we were inside. We ran through the warehouse thruogh the
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warehouse/office door (these are rarely locked, but try to prepare
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for it ahead of time by "cramming the lock" like I did) and into the
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office. The place was empty, no shelves, just desks, chairs, and
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boxes. The boxes contained modems, motherboards, bus cards,
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printers, cables, fone cable, and one contained a Zenith laptop
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computer! No shit, this is a true story! We took everything we
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could carry (5 people). We took all the above mentioned, as well as
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printer toner, fones, fone jacks, documents, desk chairs, insulated
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boxes and bags (static-free kind), even the little shit things, like
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outlet plates, light bulbs, ANYTHING!!! We went really crazy, and
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were out in 2 min 30 sec.(always set a time limit)
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We wound up throwing half the shit away, but it felt great just
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to take anything that was not ours!! I have since then done other
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"jobs" with much more precision, and effort, as well as better
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rewards. Here are some tips that should be followed when attempting
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to steal::
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-WEAR GLOVES!!!!!!!!!!
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-backpacks for everyone to put the loot in
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-always case the joint for at least a week and keep documented
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records of who leaves when, what time it closes, timed lights, etc...
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-have at least 4 phriends with you, and ,please, make sure they know
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what they are doing, no idiots allowed!
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-bring tools :small allen keys, both types of screwdrivers, standard
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size, and tiny, hacksaw blade, wire cutters and strippers,
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spraypaint-to leave your handle on the wall, hammer, mace, gun-if
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available, flashlights (duh), wire-good for re-routing door
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security, and bolt cutters.
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-designate a person to carry all the tools ONLY-don't have him
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pickup stuff and mix it with the tools, this will only slow you down
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later iff you need to look fir a tool quickly.
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-designate a person to STAY PUT by the door and keep watch.
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-designate a timer, one who has a lighted stopwatch.
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-make runs NO LONGER THAT 3 MIN. ENEN THIS TIME IS EXTREEMELY
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HIGH-TRY TO KEEP AS LOW AS POSSIBLE.
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-getaway vehicle (preferably NOT a van or pickup truck, these will
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be vers suspicious to the pigs..er.I mean cops. And don't speed, or
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anything, this just attracts attention. Cover liscence plates till
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just before you get your asses going, so no one can report the
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plates to the pigs..oops!, damn, did it again, cops. Make sure you
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remove covering before leaving.
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-Always keep flashlights pointed DOWN unless necessary, crawl under
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windows, no shouting, even if you find some phucking cool shit, on
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second thought, maybe painting your handle is a little stupid, so
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forget that, wear dark clothes OVER regular, non-suspicious clothes
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(get changed first thing in the car)
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-Never brag about your findings in public, only on modem, or on BBS,
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and never give names of places, phriends, and exact names of things
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taken, (just say you 'borrowed' a 486DX 33 motherboard, don't say is
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a Intel 486DX 33 mhz for an IBM PS/1 model 50, serial
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#XXXXXXXXXXXX. that is just plain dumb)
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-Have phunn!! and never steal from your neighborhood.
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-If you break into houses, never move stuff around; the longer it
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takes the yuppie family to realize that you were there, the better.
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-WEAR GLOVES!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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-to get in windows: shoot window with BB gun, and place clear,
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stickey hard-cover book covering on the window over the hole,
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hopefully the inpact of the shot was enough to crack the glass, and
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LEAN OR PUSH on the covered glass, do not hit or kick, and you will
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see that the majority of the glass will stick to the covering, and
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will make considerably less noise.
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-enter through basement windows preferably under a deck or steps.
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-MAKE SURE THE PEOPLE WILL BE GONE FOR THE NIGHT AND THE NEIGHBORS
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ARE ASLEEP (GO FOR AROUND 2:30 AM)
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-take stuff that will sell easily to friends, and don't waste time
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taking things that look neat, just take the basics: electronic,
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computer, TV, VCR, some jewelry-things you could easily hock,
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preferably without inscriptions, raid the fridge, take good quality
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fones, stereo equip., speakers, etc..
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-always case the outside of the house looking for security stickers
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that yuppie families like to place in full view.
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-do mischievous shit like cut all fone lines in house, cut up couch
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cushions, and flip them over so they look perfectly normal!; shoot a
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hole in their fish tank, (all yuppies own fish); slash clothes, then
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put them back into the drawer; unplug fridge; set thermostat way up
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to 99.9 degrees; leave drain plugged and let the faucet run just a
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little, (for 6 hours!!); whatever you can't take or carry out,
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destroy in a subtle way, -if you can't carry out those 130 lb wood
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case stereo speakers, slash the cones; break ballpoint pens open and
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rub them into the carpet with their shoes; run a magnet over audio
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and VCR cassettes and floppies, and anything else subtle that would
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brighten their day.
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A Classic, Brought To You By
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-------EXODUS |