Cum i-au găsit anchetatorii francezi pe cei patru suspecți implicați în jaful tablourilor de Renoir

DNA found on a protective cover helped investigators recover two stolen Renoir paintings and uncover preparations for another art heist. Four men are being investigated for the theft from the Renoir Museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer, with charges of organized theft and criminal association. The paintings, valued at 4.2 million euros, suffered some damage during the theft. The suspects used a power saw to cut through a fence and entered the museum, abandoning two paintings when the alarm sounded. DNA matched a 29-year-old man already under investigation for drug trafficking, leading to further surveillance and connections to other suspects involved in art theft.