<h5>A Shocking Theft</h5><p>On October 19, 2025, something shocking happened in Paris. The famous Louvre Museum was robbed in the middle of the day! Four masked thieves broke in and stole eight priceless pieces of royal jewelry in just seven minutes.</p><p>This quick and daring robbery surprised everyone and started a big police search to find France’s missing treasures.</p><h5>What Happened That Morning</h5><p>It was a quiet Sunday morning around 9:30 a.m., just after the museum opened. The four thieves came in a white moving truck with a special electric ladder called a monte-meuble. They wore yellow vests and helmets, so they looked like normal workers.</p><p>Two thieves climbed up the ladder to a second-floor window of the Galerie d’Apollon, where the royal jewels were kept. They used a power tool called an angle grinder to cut the glass and break open the display cases. In just seven minutes, they grabbed the jewels and ran away.</p><p>Before leaving, one thief dropped the Crown of Empress Eugénie, which had 1,354 diamonds and 56 emeralds. It was found broken outside. Then the robbers escaped on motorbikes before the police could get there.</p><h5>How Did They Do It?</h5><p>Police later learned that the robbers had stolen the truck nine days earlier. They had watched how the museum worked and planned everything carefully.</p><p>They chose to rob the museum when it was open, so the guards would be busy with visitors. Some security cameras were not working, and some parts of the museum had no cameras at all.&nbsp;</p><p>Their clever disguises and fast teamwork made it all look like a movie scene.</p><h5>What Did They Steal?</h5><p>The thieves took eight royal jewels made of gold, emeralds, sapphires, and diamonds. The jewels were worth about €88 million ($100 million).&nbsp;</p><figure class="image"><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/newsahoot.appspot.com/Bro_106f0c4cc7.png" alt="Bro.png"><figcaption>The stolen items</figcaption></figure><p>But experts say the real loss is not just money. The jewels once belonged to Empress Marie-Louise, Queen Hortense, and Empress Eugénie. Important queens from France’s royal history.</p><p>Once these treasures are melted or broken, they can never be replaced.</p><h5>Why They Might Have Done It</h5><p>Experts think the thieves may have had three reasons:</p><ol><li>To melt and sell: They could melt the jewels into gold bars and sell the gems with fake papers.</li><li>For a secret collector: A rich person might have wanted them for a private, illegal collection.</li><li>For criminal deals: Some gangs keep stolen treasures to trade or to get shorter jail time later if caught.</li></ol><p>Once the jewels are melted or sold, it becomes very hard to find them again.</p><h5>What Happens Now</h5><p>France has started a huge investigation with over 100 detectives and INTERPOL alerts in 196 countries. So far, no one has been caught.</p><p>The Galerie d’Apollon is closed for now. France’s president called the robbery “an attack on our shared heritage.”</p><p>This robbery reminds everyone that protecting history is not just about guards and cameras; it’s about caring for the treasures that tell our past.</p>

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