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Encyclopedia > The Brink's Job
 "The Brink's Job Starring Peter Falk Peter Boyle Allen Goorwitz Warren Oates Gena Rowlands Paul Sorvino Directed by William Friedkin 1978 Dino De Laurentiis Corp. On Goodtimes VHS tape 05-04569

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The Great Brinks Robbery by J.J. Maloney (4814 words)
In June, 1950, O'Keefe and Gusciora were arrested in Pennsylvania, with burglary loot (unrelated to the Brinks job) in their car.
As the truck drove past the Brinks offices, the robbers noted that the lights were out on the Prince Street side of the building.
As a cooperative measure, the information gathered by the FBI in the Brinks investigation was made available to the district attorney of Suffolk County, Mass.
BPL - Print Department - Brinks Job Exhibit (1004 words)
A pictorial investigation of the Brink's job, Boston's crime of the century.
Two Brink's robbery suspects are escorted from the U.S. Marshal's Office in the Federal Building after their arraignment.
The crew that pulled off the Brink's Job were thorough professionals, career criminals to a man. They had taken off some big scores in their time but never anything like Brink's.
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