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Wow! An 18k gold Rolex Daytona Cosmograph with a black dial was found by police divers in the Scioto River at the beginning of May 2009.It turns out the Replica Jacques Lemans watches luxury watch has been under water for over eighteen months, but it was still ticking away as the internal action maintained perfect timing.In Columbus, Ohio a home robbery took place during 2007 that netted the lucky, or maybe not so lucky, bandit’s a treasure of gold, jewelry and other items valued at two million dollars! Why were the thieves unlucky? To start with, they were criminals.Although they got away for a while, they apparently were not the sharpest knives in the drawer because they were caught and convicted, six of them in total.The gold and jewels that they stole were so rare that they could not sell them without someone knowing where they came from, particularly after the big media blitz about the robbery and the stolen items.The jury is still out on why the homeowners had two million dollars of gold and jewelry that was uninsured.They may not have been any smarter than the thieves.
