In 1966, someone stole the World Cup trophy from an exhibition in England. A dog named Pickles found it buried in a garden and became a hero. The video tells the full story of the theft and the unlikely recovery.
Did you know that the trophy went missing for a few days during the 1966 World Cup? The truth is that the World cup was stolen, but it was later found in the most unexpected way. Watch this video by an animal expert to find out how this story happened. The theft of the trophy during the 1966 World cup tour, something unexpected happened. The Jules Remed trophy was on display in Westminster Central hall in London so that all citizens could go and see it. However, when the guards were not paying attention, the World cup disappeared. A clever thief managed to enter the room where the trophy was displayed when no one was there and escaped through the back door. The supposed exchange the thief sent a ransom note demanding £15,000 to Joe Merz, the president of the Football Association. The authorities advised him to pretend to agree to a trap. They arranged to make the exchange at Buttersea park and an undercover police officer arrived instead of Georr Mers. Thanks to this, they were able to arrest the thief, but there was no sign of the World Cup. Pagel's find. The English police were constantly looking for the trophy everywhere. But unfortunately they didn't have much hope of finding it. This is where Piggles came in. A Cole who lived with his human partner, David Corbett. The two met while walking through the streets of South Norbo when something incredible happened. Pickles started licking and walked away from David to start digging in a garden. David didn't understand anything until he saw his dog approaching with a large object wrapped in newspaper. At that moment, he couldn't believe his eyes. His furry friend had found the World Cup. His life changed. David went straight to the nearest police station to tell them what had happened and hand over the trophy. In recognition of their great find, David and Pickles received a reward of £6,000 and a year's worth of free food for the can. In addition, England managed to win the World cup, so they were both invited to the celebration dinner hosted by Queen Elizabeth the First. From that moment on, Pickles became the world hero of 1966 and became famous among all the followers of this tournament. Tell us, did you know this story? If you want to continue learning stories about famous dogs, don't miss the video that we have left for you here next to it, in which we tell you about another dog that made history. Until next time, experts.
