A $30 million cash heist from a Los Angeles warehouse on Easter Sunday, executed with remarkable skill, may go unsolved due to the expertise of the criminals involved. The thieves, who accessed the facility through the roof and stole the cash without setting off alarms, are considered highly experienced. The heist, one of the largest in Los Angeles history, could potentially remain unsolved for years, as the stolen cash, consisting of used bills with non-sequential serial numbers, can easily disappear. While the possibility of an inside job is being considered, the expert believes that a small mistake or the use of advanced technology could ultimately lead to solving the case.
Expert hiker Christopher Roma died after getting stranded in harsh weather conditions in New Hampshire's White Mountains, where he was caught in single-digit temperatures, strong winds, and waist-deep snow. Despite calling 911, rescuers had difficulty reaching him due to the weather. Roma, who ran his own long-distance trail guide business, was found dead, prompting officials to encourage hikers to bring traction devices and snowshoes when hiking in winter.
