Years ago I had that book and had just read it prior to going to look at an antique money chest for a Cleveland, OH safe collector. It was half buried in a field out in the country south of Youngstown,OH. A National square body round door laminated chest from the turn of the century. On opening the door I notice a 1″ hole drilled thru the back, that being a little strange. Long story short, one of the two guys at the property asked if I would like to see the other old safes he had in the basement of his house. Sure ,why not. As I am checking them out, I notice lots of heavy construction equipment near the safes. It was at that point he says “Maybe you have heard of me”. Having just read the book and grown up in the Youngstown area, which at the time was known as “Little Chicago”, I made an educated guess. It was Jim Dinsio. His brother Amil, was the other guy moving stuff around the property with a lift truck. They had both recently been released from prison for the multi- million dollar southern California, Laguna Nigel bank job. As I was leaving, a friend who had remained outside, pointed out nervously that a carload of not so friendly guys from Chicago had just pulled up. Mmm, wonder what they were up to? Doug
