Two men who were arrested over jewels stolen in a brazen heist at the Louvre museum this month will be charged for theft by an organized gang, Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau said at a press conference in Paris https://t.co/DGGWrrthF8 ...

Industry Analysis: Stolen Royal Jewels - The stolen royal jewels from Paris are valued at approximately $102 million [3] - Selling the jewels intact is difficult due to the risk of being implicated in the crime [3] - Thieves might only receive around 30% of the jewels' market value if sold [2] Potential Courses of Action for Thieves - Breaking down the jewels into smaller, less traceable pieces is a likely option [5] - Precious metals can be melted down and are relatively untraceable, but have low value [6] - Smaller stones from old jewelry are constantly entering the market, making them harder to trace [7] - Larger, uniquely cut stones are difficult to sell openly due to their identifiability [8] - Recutting stones to hide their origin could reduce their size by 20% to 30% [9] Identification Challenges and Potential Recovery - Internal inclusions and "fingerprint-like" effects within stones could aid identification [10][11] - Pearls have unique shapes, potentially allowing for identification even after dismantling [12] - Thieves may get cold feet and abandon the jewels due to increased attention [12][13]

Crime Incident - Thieves broke into a Champs store through the roof of a mall in Florida [1] - Hundreds of Nike shoes were stolen, leaving behind the boxes [1] - Detectives are seeking information from the public [1]

This morning, for the first time, we're seeing the moment the Louve jewel thieves made their audacious escape. Moments after breaking into the Apollo Gallery and stealing more than a hundred million dollars of France's crown jewels, the two men scale back down this ladder truck in broad daylight as nearby pedestrians stroll down the river sand. >> The individuals were on scooters.They're leaving, says the voice. You can hear sirens, but it's too late. The Paris prosecutor's office confirms to NBC News that ...

“The gold melted down and precious stones cut up and resold.” The jewels stolen in the brazen Louvre heist may never be found, @PedderSophie tells “The Intelligence” https://t.co/LAOoSQFsFb ...

The crown jewels stolen from the Louvre Museum in Paris on Sunday morning are worth an estimated 88 million euros, or $102 million, the Paris prosecutor investigating the incident said.Read more: https://t.co/7DGmidOROe https://t.co/8TGiWNvlPB ...

The Louvre reopened its doors to visitors in Paris on Wednesday, three days after thieves stole jewels worth around €88 million ($102 million) in a daring daytime heist https://t.co/pU0Kig7IL1 ...

Stolen Louvre jewellery worth €88m, prosecutor says https://t.co/aJm4Clkool ...

60 Minutes rewind. >> The largest, most successful gang of diamond thieves in the world is credited with over 370 heists worth $500 million, and it's getting bigger and more daring every year. The gang is composed of networks of teams who work together in Europe mostly, but they've done jobs in 35 countries as far a field as Tokyo and Dubai.They are ex Yugoslavs. Many fought in the Serbian special forces during the Bosnian wars. They are called the Pink Panthers, and that's not a joke. They got their name f ...

About 30 minutes after opening, thieves broke into France’s Louvre Museum, stealing “priceless” royal jewels. WSJ explains how the heist unfolded.Watch more: https://t.co/FWSu5pD23C https://t.co/fLEn9jYBvA ...