The man who stole 18 carat golden toilets from the British Palace, the man convicted with his fulfillment

Who will steal a $ 6 million golden toilet?

Who is a thief Golden toilet slipping from an English palace 18 carathic artwork, which is insured for more than $ 6 million, was convicted with a friend who helped money in the spoils of 18 carat.

Michael Jones, as he discovered at the Palace of Blenheim, as he discovered in the Palace of Blenheim, as he discovered in the Palace of Blenheim – the leader of the war, Winston Churchill – the country’s owner of the country’s country before the prosecutors. Described the experience as “magnificent”.

On September 14, 2019, he returned before the dawn, at least two people armed with pumpkins and crowbars, and holding a window from the mountain and the toilet. Before the toilet is fully operational and connected to the plumbing system of Blenheim Palace, the police said the police when the “significant damage and flood in the building”. Men ran in their stolen vehicles.

“It was carefully planned and executed,” said prosecutor Shan Saunders. “But those responsible were not careful enough, the trial, CCTV footage and telephone information left a mark.”

Purloated Potty stolen a few days after installing. It is never recovered but it is assumed that it is cut and sold.

The golden toilet was a satirical business called “America” ​​by Italian conceptual artist Maurizio Cattelan, who is entertaining to extreme wealth. This was more than 215 pounds. In the time, the value of gold was $ 3.6 million.

After the theft, Cattelan said the robbery hoped the “some kind of robin’s title inspired action”.

The piece was previously shown at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. The museum offered President Trump to President Trump in the office after borrowing the drawing of Van Gogh.

Jones, 39, was charged with theft in Oxford Crown Court.

Theft was scheduled for the 40s to admit theft, conspiracy, conspiracy, conspiracy and criminal property before.

Sheen for prosecutors, Sheen worked in a broker with a deal with Fred Doe for cash in the void. Sheen in a number of text messages called “car”, but he was really talking about gold.

“I will relate to, I made your way,” Sheen said in a message.

“I can sell that car for you in two seconds … So see me tomorrow and told me in an answer.

Also known as Frederick Sines, was convicted for the assassination for the transfer of criminal property.

A fourth man accused of conspiracy was acquitted by 41, 41 and the jury.