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...just ripe for these times!
This is just begging for some funding to sponsor a DVD collection targeting retired baby boomers who just lost most of their recently created "wealth" and pensions, and need to find new income sources.
A packaged set of how-to DVDs, including some colourful computer graphics, flogged to the rising tide of worried insomniacs through late-night infomercials [nicely filling the void left by the demise of get-rich-on-Florida-real-estate]. She could be the greatest thing since Clara Pelter...
Flying thief caught again at age 83
Mon Feb 16, 2009 9:43am EST
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - A notorious 83-year-old Hungarian thief with a criminal record dating back six decades, was caught by police Thursday at the scene of a break-in.
Kosztor Sandorne, dubbed "Flying Gizi" by Hungarian media, was arrested after she entered a house in Komarom, a town in the northwest.
Sandorne, who earned her nickname because she liked to flee her crime scenes by taking commercial flights, said she was in the house because she was trying to save money...
..."Flying Gizi" has been convicted more than 20 times and first came to the attention of the police in the 1950s.
Her preferred method of travel is now rail rather than air, since train travel is free for pensioners in Hungary...
Mon Feb 16, 2009 9:43am EST
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - A notorious 83-year-old Hungarian thief with a criminal record dating back six decades, was caught by police Thursday at the scene of a break-in.
Kosztor Sandorne, dubbed "Flying Gizi" by Hungarian media, was arrested after she entered a house in Komarom, a town in the northwest.
Sandorne, who earned her nickname because she liked to flee her crime scenes by taking commercial flights, said she was in the house because she was trying to save money...
..."Flying Gizi" has been convicted more than 20 times and first came to the attention of the police in the 1950s.
Her preferred method of travel is now rail rather than air, since train travel is free for pensioners in Hungary...
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