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Burglary
(redirected from Catburglar)

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Burglary
The act of entering a building unlawfully with the intention of committing a crime, usually but not always theft. Burglary is illegal in nearly every jurisdiction.
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The Real Pink Panther: Lord Victor Hervey (C4, 8pm) This is not the affable fictional jewel thief of the Pink Panther movies, but the late aristocrat Victor Hervey, the sixth Marquess of Bristol, who had fantastical ambitions of becoming an elusive catburglar.
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As she re-visits former foster homes, flashbacks show older kids grooming her as a catburglar, and a bullying contemporary almost drowning her in the bath.
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His crimes echoed those of Raffles, the fictional catburglar who wore a top hat and bow tie to steal from Edwardian aristocrats.
'Raffles' designer robbery spree Thief targeted rich tourists by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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