Comments on: Guest G Manifesto: The Complete Guide to Burglary

By: Finsane

Finsane — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 15:22:24 +0000

@Atman: You can always get rid of the used cloves, or rub them with sandpaper to distort the surface…

And a big thank you to the author of this guide!

By: Atman

Atman — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 23:46:36 +0000

Leather gloves would be a bad idea, my boy got booked because genuine leather gloves have a print as unique as your finger print.

By: Dr. David Webb, PhD

Dr. David Webb, PhD — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 11:27:18 +0000

That would require going out at the beginning of dusk, watching people eat dinner in their dining room, through the trees, and scaling the house to get to the master bedroom, get in, close and lock the master bedroom door silenly, get the jewels, get out. No more than 3-5 mins in the master bedroom.

Gloves (black or tan isotoner), balaclava, maglite or surefire led torch, screwdriver, decent assault/swat boots.

By: Sneaky Wayz

Sneaky Wayz — Mon, 18 May 2009 23:37:27 +0000

How would a lone cat burglar observe a home get in and get out undetected with no equipment besides the basics gloves mask etc. while the occupants are still inside and actually come out with with anything of value im thinking of a residential target 2 story home long dr no other homes in site walk me through it

By: Alex Geiss, Munich, Germany

Alex Geiss, Munich, Germany — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 19:46:43 +0000

I met Dr. David Webb, PhD, during my climb of the Ben Nevis Mountain in Scotland in August 2007. He was with a group of men who all looked liked spies or soldiers.

He does indeed carry a lot of equipment. People kept calling him “The Doctor”. He had all these spikes and antennas on his waist and he was always on his radios or scanners. He spent a lot of time talking about “Psychological Operations” and “Behaviour

We walked back to Fort William together, but David and I had to separate as he had another 6 mile trek to Corpach.

By: Jackson Madden

Jackson Madden — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 19:05:09 +0000

Monty, do you only prefer the company of other men? You certainly sound like it. Why don’t you fuck off back to whatever shite-shifting hellhole you came from. You think real criminals care what some anonymous fat fucker called “Monty” thinks?

You offer no real or geniune criticism. It’s the author who got his story featured here. I’d like to see you write better, you deadbeat cunt.

By: Monty

Monty — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 08:34:09 +0000

Hmm…You say that the “Forbidden places” are the “closet, nightstands, and underwear drawers.” Thank you so much, none of us would be intelligent enough to look in those places if you hadn’t told us. What about places educated people would hide their valuables in, Behind A/c vent covers, In cereal boxes, in their fridge. I assure you I am not a whale who thinks Capn’Crunch and leftover pizza are valuable, these are legitimate places people hide things in everyday. Have you ever found a Kilo inside a cereal box??? No? Maybe you should of dumped it on the floor and checked. You say that trashing the place is not the way to go, but in fact it is required to check everything and stay inside of the “1/3/5 Minute rule” (Which is actually something usefull that you said.) Earlier you listed the types of burglars, I believe you are somewhere between Junkie and Semi-Pro, and you got your ideas for this by watching shows and studying others work. The guys you studied were caught, you will be too if you follow them. Don’t get upset Mr.Dinertime Bandit. I only speak the truth. Besides, I would put your mom on her back and you in the ground.
P.S …..M.P.M, This is a great site, I can recognize a Master of the Game when I see one, Keep your head low and your stacks high.
-Monty

By: Sharon Fitzsimmons(Nordahl)

Sharon Fitzsimmons(Nordahl) — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 18:14:51 +0000

I have mixed emotions about the information you are giving the “average” person, but then again if a person wants to begin a life of crime he will with or without your article but I wish you would also let them in on the flip /down side when you get caught.

My son, Blane, is on your list. I do want to state that the people he was to have stolen from all had insurance and some of those made fraudent statements as to what was stolen….his target was “silver” nothing less…nothing more. Blane did not use drugs, and to this day I say his real down fall was his choice in “girl friend(s)”. You might want to add this to your list of things to be careful of!!!!

By: Alan Golder

Alan Golder — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 14:04:00 +0000

Coby, I obtained my copy of “Secrets of a Superthief” from the website http://www.alibris.co.uk and http://www.alibris.com

I would also recommend trying Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Ebay, GreenMetropolis and the UK company called “The Book Depository”.

By: Treadstone Black Operations

Treadstone Black Operations — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 05:25:00 +0000

Hi Kaz,

This is the Dinnertime Bandit here, site is down and got rid of that google account. Need a revamp.

Yes, ear plugs are a must. I would recommend at least 30dB of protection for each ear. When I’m using flashbangs (160dB within 5 feet)during a burglary, I always wear 90dB of protection in each ear.

There are now new Uniden Digital capable base/mobile scanners available, and those are an absolute must. http://www.unidendirect.com http://www.uniden.com http://www.usascan.com

Anything which increases situational awareness is handy, but you have to end it somewhere. Normal eyesight and hearing should be ok.