It was safe to say that he could no longer live with the guilt.

The stress, the fear of being caught, all of it was just a bit too much.

A few weeks earlier, he had pulled off one of the greatest heists in history, and it had been

way too easy.

The 26-year-old bank employee had simply showed up to work with a box, telling his coworkers

that it was a new microwave that he had picked up that morning.

Then, at the end of the day, he carried the same box home. Only now,

it was filled with 8 million U.S. dollars worth of diamonds. The young thief, whose name was never

released to the Dutch media, might have gotten away with it, too. But after a month of watching the

police chase their tails, he decided to confess to what he had done. And not only that, but he

showed the authorities where he had hidden the gems, something the bank was exceedingly grateful

for, as they had been insured against employee theft. And it highlights something that we often

forget about the world around us. Whether you're a criminal mastermind or a regular Joe, we all have our secrets.

From little white lies to literal skeletons in the closet, everyone has something to hide.

Now, of course, when it comes to secrets, the spectrum is wide, and some way more heavily on

the soul than others, so much so that it can be hard for some

not to confess. But for anyone who doesn't want to fess up, there is a perfect place for you.

You see, out in the middle of an American desert, there is a city where anyone can do just

about anything they want, built from the ground up by mobsters, showgirls, and

hotel magnates, this neon utopia has become the perfect place to bury your secrets. Because, as

they say, what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas, and sometimes for all eternity. I'm Aaron Mankey, and this is lore legends.

The high school has more claims to fame than most colleges.

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