Louvre ladder company makes ad campaign of heist

Jewel thieves made off with priceless gems in a heist at the Louvre in Paris. The daring raid made use of a mechanical ladder, used to quickly reach a poorly-surveilled window before anyone knew what was going on. Though French authorities were through into crisis mode—a suspect was arrested days later, but the jewels are nowhere to be found—the ladder's manufacturer is delighted by the scandalous misuse of its equipment. — Read the rest
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