Proving he's a Serial Burglar was tougher than we thought | Moment of Proof

A shiny copper hair dye puts a dangerous armed robber behind bars. A distinctive sticker on a laptop finally links a man to a string of burglaries that had terrified an entire community.
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[@giuseppenero110]

In this day and age; who would open their door to a stranger?

[@joeroganreviewexperience9964]

Is it wise to lay out everything you know to a person alibi before you question them? Like with the grandparents?

[@cbjgdicad1]

Is he seriously suggesting Laurel and Hardy were serial burglars?

[@danmahon127]

No, he's suggesting that the burglars are more like a comedy act (Laurel and Hardy) than a professional couple like Bonnie and Clyde

[@Sawdust-f4p]

@@danmahon127bonnie and Clyde we’re 💩 robbers !

[@danmahon127]

@@Sawdust-f4p yeah I see why you mean, but they did it for the infamy didn't they, and they succeeded at that

[@Sawdust-f4p]

Very cheesy 😬 cringe