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Scary Mysteries Twisted Two's:
Thomas & Jackie Hawks and Diamond Drill Gang

Tales of hauntings, murder and scary mysteries. Every week Twisted Two's dives into a pair of uniquely terrifying true stories that are worthy of a more in depth look.

For this week we focus on a terrifying incident for a california couple. and one of the most ingenious robberies ever committed. Get ready for Scary Mysteries twisted 2’s

#1 Thomas & Jackie Hawks

For Thomas and Jackie Hawks of Newport Beach, California, the purchase of their 55-foot yacht named “Well Deserved” was a dream come true. A retired probation officer and bodybuilder, Thomas married, Jackie (his second wife) and the two set off for three years on board the “Well Deserved.” They enjoyed their retirement, and used the boat as their permanent home while exploring the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California. But having a newborn grandson changed things and soon they wanted to live closer to family and settle down on actual land. After years of sea-faring, they decided to move to Newport Beach and sell their beloved boat.

#2 Diamond Drill Gang

Well known as one of the biggest unsolved bank heists in Australia, the robbery of the New South Wales Murwillumbah Branch bank will go down in the history books. On November 22-23, 1978, a group of what is believed to be five men broke into the banks safe and made away with $1.7 million in used bank notes.

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