Who got caught in the Hatton Garden heist?

Who got caught in the Hatton Garden heist?

A ringleader of the Hatton Garden heist has been jailed for another seven years for failing to pay back £7.6m. John “Kenny” Collins, now 78, was handed one of the largest confiscation orders in British history alongside accomplices Brian Reader, Daniel Jones and Terry Perkins, who died in prison last year aged 69.

Did someone get away with Hatton Garden robbery?

After the final part of ITV’s drama about the Hatton Garden robbers what happened to the real-life villains? The gang is said to have gotten away with £14million worth of jewellery and cash in a daring heist on a safe deposit vault in Hatton Garden in April 2015. The police though were quickly on their trail.

Did they catch everyone involved in the Hatton Garden robbery?

Seed’s fellow Hatton Garden ringleaders Brian Reader, 80, John “Kenny” Collins, 78, Daniel Jones, 64, and Terry Perkins, who died in prison last year aged 69, were all jailed in 2016. But detectives waited until until March last year to catch Seed with more than 1,000 items stolen in the Hatton Garden heist.

How many of the Hatton Garden robbers get caught?

The Hatton Garden criminals. Seven men have been convicted of a variety of offences for their involvement in the Hatton Garden heist. The following profiles give background details about each man, as well as information relating to how they each played a part in the heist.

How did the Hatton Garden robbers get caught?

Police are offering £20,000 to “trap the mystery ginger-haired figure known only as Basil”, who was caught on CCTV with a set of keys that the police say enabled the gang to enter the building. The men used heavy cutting equipment to break into a vault at Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Ltd and ransack 56 boxes.

How did they find the Hatton Garden robbers?

What happened in the Hatton Garden Robbery? After staff locked up the building for the Easter bank holiday weekend, CCTV footage showed the thieves arrive in a van posing as gas repairmen and managing to get into the building via a fire escape.

How much was recovered from the Hatton Garden robbery?

Final Hatton Garden heist suspect jailed Of the £13.6 million of property stolen in the heist, only around £4.5 million – roughly a third – has been recovered by police.

Who was basil in Hatton Garden robbery?

Michael Seed
One of the ringleaders from the Hatton Garden security vault heist has today been ordered to pay £5,997,684.93. Michael Seed, known as ‘Basil’, 58, was convicted in March 2019 for his part in the £13.69million heist, believed to be one of the largest burglaries in English history.

Did they ever find Basil?

While five of the team had been swiftly arrested and jailed, the sixth, “Basil”, as he was known to his associates, was nowhere to be found, until last year. In 1984, he was jailed for three years for dealing in LSD, his only previous criminal conviction.

Where were the Hatton Garden robbers from?

London
The Hatton Garden safe deposit burglary occurred in April 2015, when an underground safe deposit facility in Hatton Garden, London, owned by Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Ltd. (managed by members of Bavishi, Shah and Virani families from Sudan), was burgled.

What happened to the money from Hatton Garden heist?

The Hatton Garden heist ringleader John “Kenny” Collins has been sent back to prison after failing to pay back millions of pounds stolen in the raid. Collins, 78, was released at the end of last year after serving half of his seven-year sentence for the £13.7m raid.