It means he never traveled out of the country unless it was driving across the border to Canada or Mexico. He also used someone else's social security number all his life. I wonder if it was someone who died that was connected to the bank. I wonder if he collected social security benefits under another person's name. The more I think about it, the more likely he was connected to the mafia in some way. It would difficult to commit that type of fraud long term alone.

I believe when he reached the other life,he found out his mistake of stealing.

He decided to make amends. That is why he makes it possible for himself to be exposed.

You don't know what he is going through now and in an effort to save himself,he makes it possible for the investigators to identify him although he is dead physically.


From the books I read on people who had died but were resuscitated, I think that should be a better explanation of why he was discovered immediately after his death.


He is desperately trying to make amends, according to some books on what happens when someone dies.


That is why it's good to make amends while you are still alive.

A lot of things happen when once you close your eyes in death.


Those who say that what I am writing is false, their assertion is as speculative as those who believe otherwise.

The belief that nothing happens after death is as speculative as the belief that something happens.

A medical doctor once asked those who don't believe in the continuation of life after death: What makes you think that your belief is the truth when it is also a speculation?

Blood of Zebbrudiah!!! This guy is a genius.

So many typos in the article

Interesting.

The FBI probably spent more money investigating the case over a half century than the actual amount the guy stole.

Here in Nigeria, more than 10, 20 years later, the police has not told us who killed Bola Ige, Marshall Harry, Funsho Williams, etc. That's why I don't take law enforcement in this part of the world seriously. Nonsense country.

He's smart.

MITCHELL96:
99 days for the thief, 1 day for the owner RIP Thief

nothing like that. He wasn't arrested, neither was he killed. He probably died of natural cause or health issues.

The key to surviving in this life is never get caught when you commit a crime. Just don't get caught and you'd be alright.

Ishilove:
So many typos in the article

Vetting, you no say you be grammarian na

They shouldn't conclude he is dead yet till they confirm probably by exhuming his corpse for proper identification and whatnot.

For someone that successfully escaped all security checks for 52years one can't put anything past him. Like someone earlier said he might have assumed another identity somewhere else again..

Omoluabi16:
Twale for Conrad. He was a smart thief at 19, being able to evade justice and even playing golf for so long.
But how do you manage to crack a case of 52years? Indeed that is a saner society.

naija even dem go forget about influential people case within 2years, a serving minister of justice was killed no justice case file sef must have been closed since

I hate nonsense!

If it's a black man now, they will find him within 2 weeks.

Harddiskng:
….but finally is it worth spending eternity in hellfire for even a theft of $1.7m present day money?

[Oxford Dictionary] Eternity - Time without end.

Are you the one sending him to hell.

Rich4god:


Are you the one sending him to hell.

His own action is sending him to hell.

Nothing to talk, just Omo!!!

CheedyJ:

True that but not every criminal would be as smart & lucky as conrad though..

yeah...he was brilliant

Omicron007:



I am still waiting to hear on the news that D.B. Cooper has been found.

If DB Cooper survived that jump, he should have been dead by now. He'd be 80+ by now.

I'm more interested on knowing if the 2 Anglin brothers who escaped the Alcatraz prison moved on to live successful lives and didn't die on the sea (though their bodies were never found).