Doesn't sound like prosecutor Beccuau has had time to check on the police officers who most likely have been sitting and listening in on the suspected jewel thieves in order to locate the stolen loot.
This is the situation after the Louvre heist – possible leads. They were described as experienced professional thieves. Now four people have been arrested following the Louvre break-in. But the question remains – where are the billion-dollar jewels?
The prosecutor tells the radio channel France Info that they are investigating all forms of traces of the jewelry on the 'parallel market.' They are looking into whether the jewelry could be used for money laundering or as currency for something, reports AP. 'Everything is being investigated because the best way to fail an investigation is not to explore all possibilities,' says prosecutor Beccuau. Watch the segment on SVT Nyheter.
Fake images of the jewel thieves are spreading online. Images purportedly showing two of the suspected jewel thieves have sparked a meme frenzy online because of the thieves' appearance. But now fact-checking has shown that the images are fake, with one of the people being a well-known actor.According to the fact-checking site snopes.com, the images come from a satire website, and one of the images appears to show one of the actors from the TV series Gossip Girl. See the report on SVT News.