Thieves Steal 3,000-Year-Old Treasure in a 'Super-Professional' Museum Heist That Took Only Four Minutes
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“Thieves executed a four-minute heist at an archaeological museum in Villena, Spain, successfully stealing dozens of Bronze Age artifacts.”
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