Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD, Sergeant Bill Cannon.

In this Louvre case, it's like suspense and then no suspense, right?

Seven perpetrators, as they would say in France,

have been arrested to this case.

So seven arrested, the first two were interrogated for, it seems like,

four or five days, and they started coming across with some inflammation, right?

So they started partially cooperating. Then they arrest

five more, of which one of those five, apparently his DNA was on the scene there. So they have

three out of the four players in the robbery, right? So now,

where are they with this case? What is going on? Well, obviously, they want the jewels back.

Where are the jewels? Where are the clown jewels? And that is where the efforts of the

prosecutor, and that is where the efforts of the police, and that is where the efforts of everyone

involved here, they want you to return the jewels. But if you know anything about organized crime,

these very four robbers could be working for a big boss man, right? Similar to the mafia in the U.S.

Who is the boss that they are answering to?

And when criminal enterprises have the booty from a robbery,

they're not so inclined to return it, are they? And so as much as some of these perpetrators who have been

arrested are cooperating and telling this story, could it be a possibility that they don't know

where these jewels are right now.

And they would tell if they could,

but they're answering to a big boss,

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