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When this comes up, someone always suggests going through company records, but that seems to me like it'd be more work than scanning doors to.
More profitable, though, as offices generally have a fair bit of loot.
I assume the phone call would lead to the job giver, which changes from job to job.
If the suitcase always has the same fingerprint, the implication is that there's some mysterious "professional briefcase leaver" that all the job posters hire.
As such, tracing the call probably wouldn't help, but I could be wrong.
But I never bothered scanning the suitcases.
Must be some type of loot-bunny.
you are correct, the phone calls come from various numbers, but the briefcases themselves always have the same fingerprints
Whew.