Chinese man hides in box to enter building, robs woman before leaving in crate


A Chinese man attempted a “Trojan horse” trick to infiltrate a residential building and steal gold worth 200,000 yuan (US$28,000) but was caught within a week.

The 46-year-old man, surnamed Zhao, concealed himself in a wooden box and hired a delivery worker to transport the crate into the exit passageway of a building in central China’s Hunan province on October 9. This was meant to evade surveillance cameras.

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