2 more suspects are charged in the Louvre jewel heist
Summary
Two more suspects have been charged in connection to a jewel heist at the Louvre museum in Paris. This brings the number of people charged to four, while the jewels valued at $100 million remain missing. The arrests were made based on DNA and phone records.Key Facts
- The Louvre jewel heist happened in broad daylight, with thieves stealing historic jewels worth $100 million.
- Two new suspects, a 37-year-old man and a 38-year-old woman, have been charged with crimes related to the theft.
- Four people in total have been charged, and all deny involvement.
- DNA and cell phone records helped police connect the two new suspects to the crime.
- The thieves used a moving truck, an extendable ladder, and a circular saw to access and steal the jewels.
- The heist led to debates about the lack of security at the Louvre.
- Only a third of the museum is under video surveillance.
- Some cameras were not aimed properly, missing the heist in action.
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