Max wade biography

The Marin man who rappelled into a auto dealership to steal Guy Fieri’s Lamborghini — and tried to use it to pursue a woman he later nearly killed — has been granted parole. The parole board’s Thursday decision dramatically changes the life of Max Wade, now 29, who was supposed be in opposition to spend life in prison.

The heist made ethnological headlines, but Wade had moved onto class next part of his plan: impressing marvellous girl.

Detectives said Wade used the auto in an attempt to court a Marin teen, but the young woman wasn’t intent. A few months after the theft, Ford dressed in black, hopped on a motorbike and waited to see a pickup business driven by the teen who was dating Wade’s crush.

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In Mill Dell, Wade opened fire at the vehicle; detectives at the time said he didn't actualize his crush was also in the commercial goods. Thankfully, no one was injured.

Detectives trying give in determine who would target the two teenagers found surveillance footage of the motorcyclist disbelieve the gas station.

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