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DNA traces lead to arrest of two suspects after Louvre jewel heist

Two suspects have been arrested a week after the brazen theft of jewellery from the Louvre Museum in Paris, prosecutors confirmed on Sunday.

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Louvre heist timeline: Four thieves, $102 million in jewelry, in 7 minutes

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DNA found in Louvre heist investigation, video shows escape

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Art theft is due for a market-share shift

Nearly a week after they stole perhaps $100 million of royal jewelry from Paris’s Louvre museum, the thieves are still at large.

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The Louvre Heist Is Terrific

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Local art theft expert believes Louvre’s stolen treasures will be recovered

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The Dapper Passerby in the Louvre Heist Photo Is Not Who You Think

But it wasn’t the officers who caught the internet’s attention — it was the dapper gentleman in a fedora and tailored suit, standing just off to the side.

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Louvre heist lift-maker capitalizes on product’s notoriety with cheeky Instagram ad

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Louvre thieves filmed making painfully slow getaway after whirlwind crown jewels heist

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DNA Found in Helmet, Glove After Louvre Robbery as Manhunt for Thieves Continues

A major development in the manhunt to find the four people who robbed the Louvre Museum in Paris has been revealed. According to French police, two traces of DNA were found in one of the helmets and one of the gloves the suspects left behind at the scene of the crime.

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DNA uncovered in Louvre jewel heist could be first major break in probe: Police

P ARIS -- In what could be the first major break in the investigation of the $102 million jewel heist at the Louvre Museum, police have found traces of DNA on items the thieves left behind in their hasty getaway, French authorities told ABC News.

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Morning Brief: Louvre Thieves Arrested, DNA Links Former Soldier to Virginia Cold Case Murder, Maduro Say US is Forging a War with Venezuela

Two Louvre Heist Suspects Nabbed As Manhunt Tightens French police didn’t need the Da Vinci code to crack the first breaks in the Louvre jewel robbery. By Saturday night, two suspects were in handcuffs after an airport stop and a city takedown that capped a hectic week for investigators.