Among the richest and most secure residential areas in London, the F1 heiress Tamara & middot; Ecclestone's 70 million luxury house was burglarized under the protection of 24-hour security personnel. More than 50 million pounds (nearly 500 million yuan) of jewelry was stolen. The whole burglary process took less than 50 minutes. At present, the police have not found the suspect. Tamara & middot; Ecclestone was completely destroyed and shocked.
The mansion is located on the safest street in London, with 24-hour security patrols and checkpoints. The neighbors were shocked by the burglary in less than an hour. According to Kensington sources, a guard worked in the security room of the building at the time of the robbery. He saw the three attackers climb behind the fence, enter the garden and somehow enter the house.
The security guard then added: they stayed in the house for a total of 50 minutes and had time to break open the safe hidden in Tamara's dressing room and Jay's dressing room. They were eventually found by a security guard and tied out of an open window before fleeing with expensive rings, earrings and 80000 Cartier bracelets.
Tamara and her husband Jay & middot; 50 million pounds worth of jewelry were stolen from Rutland's safe, many of which have unusual meanings. At present, the thief has not been found, and the investigation is still continuing.
Tamara & middot; Ecclestone, born in 1984, is a British model, socialite and TV celebrity. However, her real identity that attracts the attention of the world is that she is the second daughter of Bernie Ecclestone, President of the world formula one group, and one of the heirs of the formula one group. It is estimated that her combined wealth has exceeded £ 2.3 billion (estimated in 2015).
The stolen mansion has appeared on TV several times in the past few years.
The mansion in Kensington Palace garden was bought by Tamara and her husband Jay at a cost of £ 70 million when they got married in 2013, and the transaction price can rank 14th among the most expensive properties in the UK. The house has four floors on the ground and two floors underground, with a total of 57 rooms, including an indoor swimming pool and an underground cinema.
At present, although the police have not locked the suspect, according to the existing information, it does not rule out the possibility that insiders and thieves cooperate inside and outside to commit the crime together. The three officers on duty on the night of the crime all behaved a little strange.
At both ends of the street where the mansion is located, there are multiple checkpoints and even armed police specially protecting the embassy. Therefore, the entry of thieves must be very secret, familiar with the route and know how to avoid patrols.
The street where the house is located is Kensington Palace garden, known as billionaire street, with an average house price of ￡ 33 million. F1 has not been the target of thieves for the first time. As early as four years ago, former world champion Jensen & middot; Patton was also attacked in his French house.