One ton of gold

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There is NOTHING on that page except 26 ads on the left, 4 ads in the center, and a few comments in the left column at the bottom. Except for the ads, the comments, a footer, and a header, the entire page is white and BLANK.
 
I'm seeing a page with a Bloomberg video report

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The following report from Italy highlights the growing trend in government confiscations of precious metals, investment assets, and critical resources.
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After questioning the family and inspecting their vehicle police reportedly found one ton of gold hidden in the floor boards.
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Police officers got the surprise of their lives when they found a treasure trove of gold bars hidden in a car at a border crossing with Switzerland. They haul weighed a ton…

The car belonged to an Italian family that lived in Switzerland.
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The video shows some uniformed people removing gold bars from a car. The reporting is a bit sloppy though. They claim a "ton" of gold was found worth "$6 Million". One ton would be worth ~$50 Million. Either they got the amount of gold wrong (ie. exagerrating), or they can't do simple math. Probably both.

Not sure that a sedan could carry a ton of gold without straining the suspension and transmission.
 
well at least it fits in the entertainment forum... :)
 
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