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In 2003, a daring crime unfolded in broad daylight in the heart of New York City. A group of thieves pulled off an unimaginable heist—robbing a high-end jewelry store in the middle of the busy Manhattan district. But this wasn’t your average robbery. The criminals didn’t use guns or masks. Instead, they blended in perfectly, looking like wealthy shoppers. The mastermind was a man named Charles, who had spent months meticulously studying the store’s routines and the staff’s habits. The plan was