Louvre Heist Priceless Stolen Items Are Uninsured
Summary
Thieves stole eight priceless items from the Louvre museum in Paris, including a diamond brooch that once belonged to Empress Eugénie. The French culture ministry stated that these items are not covered by insurance, and the state will not get reimbursed for their loss.Key Facts
- Thieves carried out a theft at the Louvre museum in Paris on a Sunday morning.
- They stole eight items, including a diamond brooch from Empress Eugénie, wife of Napoleon III.
- The French culture ministry reported that these items have "inestimable heritage and historical value."
- The stolen items do not have private insurance coverage.
- The state will not receive payment for the loss of these priceless artifacts.
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