Some background info. Double bay is a well establish suburb in Sydney that is known for its expensive restaurant, shops, houses. Most millionaires stay there, think of it as District 9 or Holland Village in Singapore. Even if you are rich you can still be a thief. I wonder how much the million dollar salary holds up to this. Million dollar salary just means you are able to steal more I suppose.
http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/restaurants-and-bars/who-is-the-double-bay-flower-thief-20110831-1jm94.html
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http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/restaurants-and-bars/who-is-the-double-bay-flower-thief-20110831-1jm94.html
Who is the Double Bay Flower Thief?
Matt Buchanan and Scott Ellis
September 1, 2011 - 7:55AM
Evan Hansimikali from Pink Salt Restaurant. Photo: Andrew Quilty
It's the scandal of Sydney, the crime the eastern suburbs had to have and an incident that has left the city's upper crust asking: ''Who is the Double Bay Flower Thief?''
For those not already in the know, here's the story: on Tuesday morning the co-owner of the Pink Salt restaurant and bar, Evan Hansimikali, arrived at work and noticed the day's flower delivery hadn't been made. ''Yes it has,'' his florist insisted, so Evan went to check the security cameras - and was amazed at what he saw.
Sometime after the delivery, a new(ish) BMW pulls up and a well-dressed woman carrying a Louis Vuitton bag gets out. She wanders over to the restaurant, takes a look around, then picks up the flowers and puts them in the back of her car.
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Locking the door (well, you can't be too careful, can you?), she sets off shopping for an hour or so before driving away.
''When we saw it, our jaws hit the ground,'' Hansimikali said. ''It was just … bewildering how brazen she was about it.''
As one does in this age of social media, Hansimikali immediately uploaded the footage to YouTube and it went viral. Double Bay police said they were aware of the incident and would be following it up. And they might have a good lead. ''Funnily enough, I just took a call from someone who had seen the video and they said they were looking at our woman,'' Hansimikali said yesterday afternoon.
''They recognised the bag and then saw her get into a BMW, so they took some pictures and sent them over.'' The plot thickens.
To see the video, head to YouTube and search for ''Pink Salt Flower Thief''.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment...lower-thief-20110831-1jm94.html#ixzz1WgEuX8gF
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