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The '''Lissepian Mother's Day Heist''' was a notorious robbery that occured in [[2365]] during the [[Mother's Day]] festivities on the planet [[Lissepia]]. A number of thieves were able to steal 1,000 bricks of [[gold-pressed latinum]] from the [[Central Bank of Lissepia|Central Bank]] and escape off-world. |
The '''Lissepian Mother's Day Heist''' was a notorious robbery that occured in [[2365]] during the [[Mother's Day]] festivities on the planet [[Lissepia]]. A number of thieves were able to steal 1,000 bricks of [[gold-pressed latinum]] from the [[Central Bank of Lissepia|Central Bank]] and escape off-world. |
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| − | In [[2374]], [[Hain]], [[Larell]], [[Krit]] and [[Nahsk]] were arrested for their involvement in the heist, but the stolen [[latinum]] was not recovered. This was because a fifth consipirator, [[Morn]], had hidden the liquid [[latinum]] in his second stomach until the |
+ | In [[2374]], [[Hain]], [[Larell]], [[Krit]] and [[Nahsk]] were arrested for their involvement in the heist, but the stolen [[latinum]] was not recovered. This was because a fifth consipirator, [[Morn]], had hidden the liquid [[latinum]] in his second stomach until the statute of limitations had expired. [[Morn]] thereby became the owner of the stolen [[latinum]], and was not prosecuted for any crime. ([[DS9]]: "[[Who Mourns for Morn?]]") |
Revision as of 06:43, 19 June 2005
The Lissepian Mother's Day Heist was a notorious robbery that occured in 2365 during the Mother's Day festivities on the planet Lissepia. A number of thieves were able to steal 1,000 bricks of gold-pressed latinum from the Central Bank and escape off-world.
In 2374, Hain, Larell, Krit and Nahsk were arrested for their involvement in the heist, but the stolen latinum was not recovered. This was because a fifth consipirator, Morn, had hidden the liquid latinum in his second stomach until the statute of limitations had expired. Morn thereby became the owner of the stolen latinum, and was not prosecuted for any crime. (DS9: "Who Mourns for Morn?")