Élysée Palace staff member to stand trial over theft of precious tableware
Summary
A senior staff member at France's Élysée Palace is going to trial for allegedly stealing valuable tableware, such as Baccarat glasses and Sèvres plates. Investigators found about 100 missing items in his possession. Two others are also involved in the case.Key Facts
- A senior staff member at Élysée Palace is facing trial for theft.
- Around 100 missing items, including glasses and plates, were allegedly found with him.
- The items are valued between €15,000 and €40,000 (around £13,000 and £35,000).
- Some of the stolen goods appeared on the Vinted online marketplace.
- The suspect, Thomas M, was the chief butler responsible for setting tables at high-profile events.
- Thomas M allegedly falsified records to hide the thefts.
- Two other people were arrested in connection with the case.
- The trial is set to begin in February.
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