Safecracking: The right combination

Safecrackers have been around as long as safes have. And while safecracking in real life may not be as dramatic as it appears in the movies, for the pros an uncracked safe is a challenge to be savored. David Pogue talked to some experts on manipulating open safes for whatever possible treasures await inside.

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[larrysouthern]

I stopped watching Sunday Morning a few years back...But now I'm back!!! Just stay on point and a lot of former veiwers will come back too!!! PLEASE KEEP ON DOING THIS!!! I LOVED SUNDAY MORNING... WITH STORIES LIKE THIS!!!.. I COULD LOVE YOU AGAIN!!!!💘

[alewis]

Elaad and Roy are friends of mine. Both highly skilled in the craft.

[chrislaw]

This is very interesting story of the week…THANKS !! 😎💯👍

[Acvasq]

I wish they would have asked them if they have actually found heaps of money in any of them.

[kingfr]

I have a vintage safe & lock needed open

[hpnc]

I thought I was the only person who could do this.

[drewhendley]

That’s like making a living breaking into cars for AAA

[RMB]

Who has this master's YOutube blog and contact information?

[danreyn]

Why drill a hole in a nice vintage safe the safest suburbs worth probably $900 is he

[Kit_Bear]

OK, now lets see him with an S&G 8400 or 8500 with relockers.

[coinjeremy]

If he could unlock a safe without drilling it. Then why did he drill the safe.

[typippin]

What a joke. Easy manipulation. Saf he put a hole in it. Shame on him.

[andybaldman]

You’ll never see women doing this job.