I heard a story about a man whose treasure was stolen. How did Sai Baba know the specific details of this theft?

The source material presents a powerful example of Sai Baba's omniscience through the story of the second guest. This man had a trusted Brahmin servant who, after thirty-five years, stole his treasure. As the guest recounted in Chapter 36, Sai Baba described the exact method of the theft: how the servant made a hole in a built-in cupboard by moving stones while everyone was sleeping. Furthermore, Baba knew the precise value of the stolen money—a bundle of notes worth exactly thirty thousand. The guest was astonished, wondering how Baba could know these intimate details without any prior knowledge of him or his situation, concluding it was a miracle.