massive heist of John Andrews' Ferraris

28 cars on 1.5 acres?

 

Seems like the "night watchman" has some splain'n to do? Why was he dismissed in the first place? Sounds like John gave the guy a place to stay in his motorhome in the meantime there was scheming going on on how to rip him off. Definitely an inside tip off as who else would know exactly where the titles were that were stolen? They had to be in a secret spot, safe etc.? Careful who you trust especially if they don't seem to have their own shlt together. Either the "night watchman" or the owner know what went down, IMO. At any rate to lose your home to fire and then have your cars stolen would be terrible. Let us know the outcome as I think it won't be too tough to unravel this heist.

 

Robbed 28 times from the same property....How many times does John have to be stolen from before he either MOVES his valuables or gets BETTER security?!....Rob from me once...same on you...rob from me 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28....then whom is to blame?!.....Mark

 

Google John Andrews and I find NASA, model rockets and UFOs.
I practically quiver in wait to see where this one goes.

 

Strange interview

 

He's either not all there or in on some insurance fraud. 28 times is ridiculous.

 

I turned it off after a few minutes. I think I heard him say that the 330 was located out East, without the engine or interior. Any more information?

 

too bad they didn't make DVD's of the driving experience first.

 

To give context to the story can you tell us who John Andrews is ? Where his wealth came from ? Occupation ?

It helps to understand.

 

He mentions he worked for NASA as engineer in the video. I briefly think I heard something about making movies in the 60s....

Most cars didnt seem to be that impressive.

 

First may I say that I have had my possessions stolen before and although they may have not been worth thousands of dollars, they were mine, my sweat and toil were required to get them and I was not exactly pleased.
That said.
May I ask a few questions ?
1. With such a theft as this, was this reported to the major news medias ? It seems to be an ABC world news tonight headliner.
2. Why is this post written like an Alfred Hitchcock novel with a list of the usual suspects and one could only learn the ending to the story as long as they attended the dinner and the play.
3. Visually, 28 cars would be noticeable, either in a warehouse or stored outside and as each car disappeared, someone must have noticed the pile getting smaller,
4. Lets say 1 car per day, that would take a month, 1 car per week, that would take over half a year, how about all at once, 28 different drivers or 3 car carriers with a team of 2 working quickly.
5. As for the " will come as no surprise" , almost sounds like a well known local individual and if Ferrari enthusiasists know such a person then those same enthusiasts would know of their background in dealing with shady deals and as such makes out an unknown number of owners suspect and that seems highly unlikely because then we are all under suspicion and I really don't like anyone calling me a thief.
6. I've never seen a requirement anywhere that requires any thief or buyer of stolen merchandise to say where they got if from, its not like were talking about a couple of bars of chocolate stolen from the local five and dime, are we ?
7. So, where was Mr. Andrews when all of this was going down ? National Enquirer.

 

All things considered, I'm guessing it'll go nowhere....

 

He says "I never got the file folder with the titles and the pink slips for maybe 30 cars"




*just guessing here, but THAT MIGHT BE A PROBLEM!


www.youtube.com/watch?feature=&v=7GL_4ihPhlQ#t=998s

 

My family had some large metal sculptures stolen by a group led by the security guard (from a reputable firm) that we had hired to patrol the property at night.

It's amazing how you get used to seeing something, and don't miss it when you drive by. These were not small sculptures, and it took us a day or two to realize that they were missing.

The perpetrators were caught before long, after they tried to sell the pieces to various scrap metal dealers. I still remember the security guard telling me "there's people in my neighborhood who would steal stuff like this just for the metal" and apparently she was telling the truth!

 

Ba-zinga!

I'm not sure it matters. He bought the cars years and years ago, when they didn't cost much - some of which he's owned since the '60s and '70s. There's some confusion, though, as to which one(s) he owned. He's associated with two 330 Americas, and two 275 GTB/6 Cs - one of which is alleged to have been owned by Sharon Tate, but Sharon Tate also allegedly owned 10409, which is a 275 GTB/4, and has never been associated with Andrews.

 

there's a Roman Polanski joke in here somewhere.

 

"Maybe chew your food a little, champ."

 

Thought he said the GTB/6 was owned by manson?