A 40-year-old man remains in provisional detention over alleged involvement in the Louvre Museum robbery, which targeted the Crown Jewels valued at 88 million euros.
Court upholds detention order
The Paris Court of Appeal confirmed on Wednesday, October 21, that a 40-year-old man suspected of involvement in the Louvre Museum robbery remains in provisional detention. The court rejected his request to be released pending further investigation.Suspect’s alleged role
The man is suspected of having provided access to a parking lot in Aubervilliers, which authorities believe may have been used in the planning or execution of the robbery. However, he denies any direct involvement in the theft itself.Theft details
The Louvre Museum was robbed on October 19, 2025, with stolen items including the Crown Jewels, valued at approximately 88 million euros. The incident has raised concerns about security at one of the world’s most famous art institutions.Suspect’s denial
The 40-year-old man has consistently denied any involvement in the actual theft of the Crown Jewels, though he faces charges related to his alleged role in facilitating the crime through access to the parking lot.
