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This Heist is a true story and was masterminded in The United States by two housewives with the help of one of their husbands. It involved the grand theft of 22 valuable breeding dogs in Australia, belonging to Beverley Rutland-Manners. The dogs, comprising females, and males, were valued conservatively at a quarter of a million dollars. And the women even convinced Beverley to spend the $34,000.00 it cost to fly them all from Australia to Texas. How did they do it? And how did they stay out of jail?
About three weeks after Beverley's visa expired and she was back home in Australia, photos were published on the internet, of Charlotte McGrath, of Tamaruke Kennels in Australia meeting up in California with Twyla who had flown from Texas to California for the meeting, and with Kate Pappas and Linda Crawford Scott of California.
The purpose of the meeting and photo was to announce a new Dog Breeding Partnership between Tamaruke and the Pyles to be operated on Mike and Twyla's Texas property where my Rutlands breeding dogs were living.
The purpose of the meeting and photo was to announce a new Dog Breeding Partnership between Tamaruke and the Pyles to be operated on Mike and Twyla's Texas property where my Rutlands breeding dogs were living.