Piers Morgan Uncensored “DEFINITELY An Inside Job!” The Louvre Heist With Michael Franzese, Jewel Thief & More
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Oct 27, 2025 
Join renowned art detective Arthur Brand and former mobster Michael Franzese as they delve into the stunning Louvre heist. They discuss how thieves executed the audacious break-in in just seven minutes and explore whether inside help played a role. Brand shares insights on recovering stolen gems, while Franzese connects the heist to organized crime's history. The duo also compares the crime to classic heist films and uncovers the intricate world of fencing stolen jewels, all amidst a lively panel discussion.
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Insider Access Is Almost Always Present
- Museum thefts commonly involve an insider who provides critical access or information.
- Arthur Brand and Michael Franzese both assert the Louvre job was "definitely an inside job."
Why Thieves Target Jewelry Over Paintings
- Thieves targeted jewels because famous pieces are hard to sell intact and easier to dismantle.
- Arthur Brand expects police pressure and specialist fences will determine recovery chances.
Keep A Low Profile After A Heist
- Lay low after a high-profile heist because police attention spikes immediately.
- Dismantling and selling gems takes time, giving investigators a recovery window.
