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The system preferred by the
famous "fù" Cimin.
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Fu-Ci-Min?
Who is he? A Chinese guy?
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What Chinese? He was Venetian.
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Fó means... 'the late',
Cimin is his surname, see?
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The poor guy got blown up
with the safe.
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Therefore, I'm ruling out
this method outright, O.K.?
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- So let's carry on. As I was saying...
- Dante Cruciani? Checking on you.
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Oh poor me, the cops, the cops...
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Here I am, sergeant.
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Rascals! Scoundrels!
:39:39
If I catch one of them
I'll beat him black and blue!
:39:43
Rascals!
They almost gave me a heart attack.
:39:47
I thought it was unlikely.
He did stop by yesterday.
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Right, listen here... Most safes
have three or four locks.
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Only one matters, though.
:39:57
And now do we know
which one it is?
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How do you know, eh? Drill
a little hole and insert a pipe!
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I see...
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You fill the safe with water...
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Water?
:40:06
...from the lock that... water, water...
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from the lock that spills
the watery... liquid... let's say...
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that's the good one.
:40:13
But, is it practical?
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No.
:40:16
Guys, let's clarify one thing
right now.
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No method is 100 percent sure
when dealing with safes.
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There's one and only one guarantee:
The circular saw.
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And now let's move on to some
practical exercise
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with a dummy safe...
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Here we are. See all these holes?
These are all timings studied by me.
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Watch it now.
Fu Cimin system... dynamite...
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Notice the perfection, and
the diameter of this orifice here,
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one hour and fifteen minutes!
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One hour and fifteen minutes!
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Right! Right...
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In those times! Industrially
powered saw, fifty kilos of metal.