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http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/26/mont-blanc-climber-indian-jewe...
What would you do?

In reply to armus: Mont Blanc has got very pointy of late I see.

In reply to MG:

Class reporting by the Guardian...

That treasure has been talked about ever since the plane crashed. The cause of the crash has never been determined (apart from it hitting Mont Blanc, of course). I think there'll be a lot of stuff appearing now. I'd imagine there are dozens of folk up there as I type poking around every crevasse. Who knows, someone may already have made off with valuable stuff.

In reply to armus:

I'm impressed the climber handed the haul to the police - must have been very tempting not to.

Mind you, I wouldn't have a clue how to sell on jewels - probably easier just to give it in.

Also, that would stop the reanimated corpses of the original owners coming back on the anniversary of the crash and hunting you down

In reply to MG: one might even say it bears an uncanny resemblance to the Dent du Geant

In reply to scottie390: And the Bossons glacier has taken an appearance not unlike that of the Vallee Blanche

In reply to armus:

Sell them, launder the proceeds, use funds to research and perfect time travel with Brian Cox. Use funds generated from resultant patents to purchase back the jewels. Then go back in time to return the jewels to their rightful owner before they got on the plane. That way, i would actually find two sets of the jewels and I would be able to hand them into the police (hence feel very smug) AND keep them.

Pretty much a flawless plan as far as i can see.

In reply to M0nkey:


You have to make sure you get the right Brian Cox, though. Wasn't one of them responsible for filling Wolverine with Adamantium?

In reply to armus: Personally, I'd avoid taking any Air India flight into Geneva.....

And that Brian Cox obviously already has time travel, or was that Bob Servant?