"This amount doesn't match the stolen money."
The deputy team said, "Nothing in this world is constant; it's full of surprises.
I've interrogated many criminals. Their plans are meticulous, yet surprises occur every time. There are no flawless cases in this world.
This oil painting robbery is no exception." The deputy seemed to feel a bit hot, removed his coat, and continued, "The suspect originally planned to steal from the Getty Museum, which would have been more proactive, surely opting for some valuable paintings.
Even the price of one painting could exceed the total value of these ten paintings.
But because the Getty Museum's security measures are too tight, they chose to rob the transported paintings.
That reduces their autonomy greatly. Which paintings to transport or how many are decided by the museum.
So, the mismatch between the cash Albus Stone prepared to buy the paintings and the paintings' value can be explained."
