Mystery solved: Thieves in big Brink's heist indicted. But where are all the jewels?
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A meticulously planned heist targeting a Brink's big rig at a Grapevine truck stop culminated in one of the largest jewelry thefts in U.S. history, valued at approximately $100 million. Unsealed indictments reveal seven men were charged with conspiracy to commit theft. Fourteen jewelers experienced severe financial repercussions, and some left the trade entirely due to the losses. After subsequent search warrants, some stolen jewelry was recovered, while the co-conspirators, aged 31 to 60, were predominantly from L.A. neighborhoods. The criminals may face further charges in court.
The crime has been labeled as 'the largest jewelry heist in U.S. history.' On July 11, 2022, the theft of 24 bags at a truck stop amounted to around $100 million.
Several jewelers faced dire financial consequences, with many being forced out of business. They have been involved in a protracted legal struggle with Brink's for compensation.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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