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Charismatic Florida native Paul Mathieson and his jet setting band of burglars traveled the country busting into safes and scoring over ten million dollars in cash, jewels, and gold. Not only was he an expert safe cracker, Mathieson invented new technology to defeat the most elaborate alarm systems. He ran a crime school out of his tool rental shop to train his crew to be the best in the business– and they were. Known as one of Americas most successful jewel thieves, the FBI described Mathieson as a 9.5 on the scale of sophistication.

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A grateful shoplifter has returned the favor to a New York convenience store owner who showed him compassion during an attempted robbery earlier this year. It all started in May when Mohammad Sohail was closing his Shirley Express convenience store, about 65 miles east of New York City. A man wielding a baseball bat came barging into the store and demanded money. Sohail had a rifle and quickly pointed it at the robber’s face, forcing the man to drop the bat and fall to the ground. What the robber didn’t know is that the gun was not loaded. Sohail says the man started to plead with him tearfully saying, “I’m sorry, I have no food. I have no money. My whole family is hungry. Don’t call the police. Don’t shoot me.” The store owner felt bad for the man and gave him $40 and a loaf of bread. He went to get the man some milk but when he returned, Sohail says, the would-be-robber had already fled with the money and food. On Wednesday, the shoplifter made amends with a $50 bill and a thank you letter for saving him from a life of crime. The letter did not have a return address. In the letter, the man apologizes for his actions in May and said it was out of desperation to provide for his family. The man, whose identity remains unknown, also said his life has changed drastically and that Sohail’s acts inspired him to become a “True Muslim.”

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www.pbs.org PBS Airdate: March 23, 2011 Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in America. One of the easiest and most profitable targets is senior citizens: their names, credit card numbers, financial statements, and of course, social security numbers are in demand. Meet a retired Florida banker fighting to clear his name and get his finances back in order after someone in a different state stole and used his social security number to get a big income tax refund. Are you at risk for ID theft? We’ll tell you how best to protect yourself from identity theft. For more information visit: www.pbs.org SUSIE GHARIB: Identity theft is one of the biggest fraud threats to seniors, costing billions of dollars every year and the damages could grow as technology advances. In tonight`s “Money Profiles,” Benno Schmidt shows how ID theft can take over a victim`s life and how to fight back. BENNO SCHMIDT, NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT CORRESPONDENT: A fitness fanatic and competitive biker, retired banker Santiago Iglesias loves to spend down time listening to and reading up on, his jazz heroes. SANTIAGO IGLESIAS, IDENTITY THEFT VICTIM: The Miami jazz festival did a show celebrating Miles. SCHMIDT: But the music died for Iglesias recently and his world nearly collapsed when he discovered he was a victim of identity theft. IGLESIAS: I felt totally violated that somebody had really taken my good name, my good credit and had done horrendous things. SCHMIDT: A cyber thief stole …