The video reveals one guard was sleeping and the other was inside a rest stop at the time of the multi-million dollar heist while they were traveling from the Bay Area to Southern California.
"How much of the inventory did you guys think you were carrying?" the deputy can be heard asking.But then later in the video after making a call guards confirm the "total value in this truck is 23 million.""According to the information the customers provided to us before they shipped their items, the total value of the missing items is less than $10 million.
"My clients did what they told them to do which is put down how much insurance you want, which I think was a total of $8.7 million, that's the number and they are accusing my clients of effectively lying to them simply because my clients did what they asked them to do," said Kroll. "What doesn't make sense to me is that you would think the back half of the trailer would be empty rather than leapfrogging the stuff. Like I said, I don't know, it's hard to say unless they knew exactly what was in here," said a deputy.
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