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The Tong Pino: The Most Perfect Crime

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11 thieves stole more than 2 million dollars from Boston 's brinks Armored car depot. As many said this was the most perfect crime oh all times. Tong Pino, was the mastermind of the robbery was a lifelong criminal who has been in many incident but this was the biggest one. Also another big person in the robbery was Joe McGinnis was the man to assemble everyone in the right place for the robbery to succeed. They planned this robbery for a year and a half in advance, they stalked and watched the depot, so they can figure it when they have to most money. After that they sought out to find the fire alarm plans; when they did they stole and returned it before anyone would know it was gone. January 17th they finally did the heist. Everything went

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