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Some robberies are about desperation. Others become legend. From tunnels carved beneath busy streets to masterpieces lifted in minutes, these heists rewrote the rulebook on planning, patience, and audacity. Here are five that shook the world—and left fortunes missing.

Banco Central Burglary (Brazil, 2005): Disguised as landscapers, an elite crew dug a 256-foot, lighted and air-conditioned tunnel to the Fortaleza vault. Over one weekend they breached the concrete floor and moved 3.5 tons of cash—about \$70M—most never recovered.

Isabella Stewart Gardner Heist (Boston, 1990): Two men in police uniforms tied up the guards and roamed the galleries for 81 minutes, slicing masterpieces from frames. Thirteen works—Vermeer, Rembrandts, Degas—vanished. A \$10M reward remains; nothing has resurfaced.

Antwerp Diamond Heist (Belgium, 2003): Leonardo Notarbartolo’s “School of Turin” rehearsed for years, spoofing sensors, cameras, and a magnetic lock to open hundreds of boxes. They escaped with \$100M+ in gems; arrests followed, but the diamonds largely disappeared.

Hatton Garden Raid (London, 2015): Veteran thieves—many in their 60s and 70s—used a lift shaft and an industrial drill to punch through half a meter of reinforced concrete. Seventy-three boxes emptied; most culprits caught, much of the loot gone.

Great Train Robbery (UK, 1963): A rigged signal halted a Royal Mail train at Bridego Bridge. A human chain shifted £2.6M in notes. Swift arrests, legendary status—and a haul that mostly vanished.

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