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After reading that E.A. Dion made the Super Bowl rings for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after the 2002 season, Murphy scours old news reports to try to determine exactly when in 2003 the Bucs players FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP) — The self-described “master thief" and New England Patriots fan convicted of stealing New York Giants Super Bowl rings in 2008 is back behind bars after a judge determined he had violated the terms of his probation, prosecutors said. What a sore loser. A career criminal who pulled off a 2008 heist at a Massachusetts jeweler — in which dozens of New York Giants Super Bowl rings were stolen — was out for more than a buck. ATTLEBORO — The man convicted of stealing Super Bowl rings and gold from an Attleboro jewelry maker in an infamous 2008 heist has landed back in prison on accusations that he conned the public into donating to a fake charity. Sean Murphy, the self-described "master thief" and Patriots fan convicted of stealing Giants Super Bowl rings in 2008, is back behind bars after a judge determined he had violated the terms of his Murphy was so incensed by the Giants Super Bowl win–one he deemed "lucky"–that he decided to steal a collection of championship rings from the E.A. Dion Inc manufacturing plant in Attleboro, Mass. In June of 2008, a jewelry store in Attleboro, Massachusetts, was burglarized, and millions of dollars worth of jewelry was stolen -- including Super Bowl rings for the Giants, who had beaten the Patriots four months earlier and chose a Massachusetts jeweler to make their rings. Master Thief Sean Murphy's Audacious Columbus Brink's Heist After stealing the New York Giants’ Super Bowl rings, the burglar extraordinaire set his sights on an even bigger score—a Brink’s warehouse in Milo-Grogan. After reading about the Super Bowl rings in the library, Murphy had high hopes. He told J that after this, they wouldn’t be poor anymore. “A GIANT HEIST” was the New York Post headline. "We got caught because he gave a f--king 20-year-old girl a Super Bowl ring," said David Nassor, who was arrested for some of the other gold stolen from the E.A. Dion heist for Murphy. "F--k him." The goal of /r/Movies is to provide an inclusive place for discussions and news about films with major releases. Submissions should be for the purpose of informing or initiating a discussion, not just to entertain readers. Back in 2008, a jewelry store in Attleboro, Massachusetts, was burglarized by a Patriots fan. When the New York Giants ruined the New England Patriots‘ perfect season back in Super Bowl 42 How a Mass. burglar who stole Super Bowl rings plotted an audacious Brink's heist in Ohio After stealing the New York Giants’ Super Bowl rings, the burglar extraordinaire set his sights on an Check out our other channels:NFL Mundo Brasil UK Thieves broke into a jewelry company over the weekend and stole up to $2 million in gold, gems and other valuables, including Super Bowl rings made for New York Giants staff members, authorities said. How a bitter sports fan pulled off a multimillion-dollar heist just to get even Tom Brady and the 18-0 Patriots couldn’t stop the Giants from earning Super Bowl rings. But one New England NFL; Tom Brady ring scandal: 25-year-old sentenced to three-year jail term after trying to make money from fraudulent Super Bowl rings It’s a heist story straight out of Hollywood, about a thief who would make Danny Ocean proud. Who is this criminal mastermind, who stole the New York Giants’ Super Bowl rings? Meet Sean Murphy That’s what he told Bloomberg in a detailed account of the heist of those Super Bowl rings, as well as Murphy’s life of crime and how he was ultimately caught, nearly a year after he stole As the local pro-football celebrity ends up in the hospital, Evan and Grant stage the heist of a lifetime to steal the celebs Super Bowl ring. Along the way, they pick up unlikely accomplices, discover love in unexpected places and confront the towns casual racism festering in the extreme wealth and boredom of their classmates and neighbors.
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