Profile

Name: Alan William Golder (Alan William Kulp, Thomas A. Williamson)
Aliases: Alan William Kulp, Thomas A. Williamson
Sex: Male
Race: White
Age Now: 53
Hair (Color, Description, Facial Hair): Blond
Eyes (Color and Correction): Blue
Other Physical Characteristics: May have or attempted to have plastic surgery to alter appearance\rMay have grown goatee\rMay have dyed hair, color unknown\rMay wear glasses
Wanted for: Larceny
Robbery
Burglary
Larceny
Criminal attempt
Kidnapping
Larceny

Locations

Last seen: Whitestone, NY
Possible location: Beverly Hills, CA Clearwater, FL Europe Las Vegas, NV
Last known: Unkown

Traits

Uses girlfriends as getaway drivers
Avid physical fitness trainee, works out daily, has worked as a personal trainer and has been a member at numerous Gold's Gyms
Goes to tanning salons multiple times weekly
Gains new identification by trading them for burglary proceeds
Spends money buying expensive food and drink
Frequents strip clubs
Speaks fluent German

Case Story

\"The Dinnertime Bandit\"

Alan Golder could be the best cat burglar in America.  Between 1976 and 1980, Golder stole millions of dollars worth of diamonds and jewels from some of America's wealthiest families.  They call Golder the Dinnertime Bandit. Police say Golder figured out that the best time to rob homes was usually dinnertime -- the alarms are usually disabled and the residents are occupied with their meal. Police say Golder would often enter homes through second floor windows, and head straight for the master bedroom where he would scoop up jewels and other valuables.  Meanwhile homeowners would be somewhere in the middle of their first course.

Dinnertime Turns Deadly

But Golder's crime spree took a deadly turn in 1978 when he shot Long Island millionaire Lawrence Lever during a robbery. Golder was arrested in 1980 for the killing, ending his crime spree--or so police thought. After being paroled in 1996, police say Golder didn't miss a beat. Golder is the suspect in 16 burglaries in Greenwich, an affluent suburb of New York City. Additionally officials say he is the suspect in over 50 additional burglaries in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.  In total police say he is suspected of stealing six million dollars worth of jewelry.