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A man whose last name is Park was arrested by investigators from Suseo Police Precinct in southern Seoul for stealing shoes. Park allegedly preyed on funeral halls where many people would take off their shoes to pay their respects to the deceased. Reports said that the 59-year-old shoe thief was amassing shoes for his used shoe business. His method was to pretend to be a mourner, take off his (obviously much cheaper) pair of shoes, and then sneak off with a more expensive one he could sell. He repeated this scheme again and again at funeral homes across Seoul. He was finally caught when he was found stealing three pairs of shoes with a total value of U.S. $1,750 (new retail price). Despite his penchant for stealing, he was an orderly fellow. When police raided his warehouse they found thousands of shoes organized into neat rows arranged by size. Man Steals Thousands of Shoes from People Attending Funeral Halls

When air travel is in question, the rich and famous fly in their own private jets. Equipped with luxurious interiors to suit their delicate taste, these private planes such as Cessna, Boeing, or Convair, make the trips their wealthy owners more comfortable and enjoyable. So, next time you fly in economy class I bet you’ll think about these lucky guys. 10. Donald Trump and his Boeing 727-2 3 Originally operated by American Airlines, this 1968 vintage jet was reconfigured to hold 23, with pale leather armchairs, gold plated seatbelt buckles, oil paintings, and Waterford crystal lamps. The Trump logo on the side of the aircraft is 30 feet long, 4 feet high, and made of 23 carat gold leaf. 9. Roman Abramovich and his Boeing 767-33A This 767 may look ordinary on the outside, but its interior is reportedly outfitted with chestnut and decorated with gold. The aircraft can often be spotted at Luton Airport some 40 miles north of London, where Abramovich spends much of his time. 8. The Sult...