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20   Most Expensive Things In The World And most importantly, not me and you but only the uber-rich can afford to own most of these. Well, it might also sound ridiculous to spend whopping amounts on these most expensive things. But, when you have loads of money, you will be looking to place your hands on things which are the most expensive as well as just beyond beautiful. The super-rich people want to have an exclusive collection of things to simply show it off as well. Today we will be discussing 20 such expensive things which would be a dream come true to afford for a commoner. .When it comes to the most expensive things in the world, it is certain that most of these things would be exclusive and rarely found. Below is a compiled list of the 20 most expensive things in the world along with their costs.  Without any further ado, let us take a virtual tour of these beautiful and expensive things!. 20 . Feather of Huia Bird It was auctioned in New Zealand and won by an ano...

The Most successful Bank Robberies In  History According to the FBI, there were nearly 4,000 bank robberies and burglaries in the US last year alone. Of course, there are exceptions. Here are 10 instances in which a combination of cunning, brute force, and luck have resulted in some truly astonishing heists. However, despite the frequency, it's rare that would-be bandits make off with much more than a few thousand bucks before getting swiftly apprehended. 1. Central Bank of Iraq Robbery. Reports suggest that following the crime, a note signed by Hussein surfaced, instructing that $920 million be withdrawn by the bank and given it to his son Qusay, who reportedly spent the better part of five hours with another unknown individual loading the heaps of money into vehicles to an undisclosed location. Today, it's unclear how much of the total missing cash has been recovered, but it's believed that at least $650 million was discovered in one of Hussein's palaces during a raid...

The man who always escaped . Yoshie Shiratori There is a memorial to Shiratori at the Abashiri Prison Museum. Yoshie Shiratori was a Japanese national born in Aomori Prefecture. Shiratori is famous for having escaped from several different prisons four times, making him an anti-hero in Japanese culture. Age of Yoshie Shiratori and Family Yoshie Shiratori He is of Japanese descent. What was Yoshie Shiratori’s age at the time of his death? On July 31, 1907, he was born. He died on February 24, 1979, and was 41 years old at the time.  He also had siblings. He had a good education, according to his education. The names of Yoshie Shiratori’s father and mother are unknown . Facts about Yoshie Shiratori He first worked in a tofu shop and then as a fisherman catching crabs for Russia. Shiratori’s life was the inspiration for Akira Yoshimura’s novel Hagoku. Yoshitake Shiraishi, a character in Satoru Noda’s manga Golden Kamuy, was revealed to be based on and named after Shiratori in an ...