Ocean's Twelve Question - no spoilers

[Kire]

I have been looking for a glossary of terms that they used for the types of heists there are, but I can't seem to find the right key words to put into google.

I remember they called one "Baby Jane" and another "Lookie Loo", as well as "Lookie Loo with a Bun in the Oven", and about a dozen others I can't remember, and I wonder: where did they get these names? Are they real? Are they real scenarios?

I suppose other terms would be "Bag Man" and "Grease Man" and, I don't know, "Face Man".

Anybody have any idea where I might find out that kind of thing? I can't seem to find histories of true heists and famous jewel thieves.

There's got to be something out there. It's so fascinating.

thanks

[lazarus]

1. They don't mean much

In the first film, they'd say things like: "A Boesky, a Jim Brown, a Miss Daisy, two Jethros, a Leon Spinx, not to mention the biggest Ella Fitzgerald ever."

In the commentary track, it was admitted they made most of it up.

[Kire]

2. that makes sense

thanks