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Illegible bank robbery note
Incomprehensible bank robbery notes are a recurring theme in weird news. For instance, we’ve posted previously about the 1980 case of the spelling-challenged bank robber whose note simply baffled the teller he handed it to. A similar case occurred in 2021, reported in the Sussex World: [Alan] Slattery entered three banks in Eastbourne and Hastings in the space of two weeks, and used written notes to ask the cashiers to hand over money, officers said. According to police, his first attempt was at the Nationwide Building Society in Terminus Road, Eastbourne, at 10.45am on March 18, 2021, but due to ‘poor’ handwriting, the employee was unable to read the note and Slattery left empty-handed. The note: Not great handwriting, but I was actually able to read it fairly easily. via whattheythink.com
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