London Pub Theft: Fabergé Egg Worth Millions Stolen
Enzo Conticello admitted theft and fraud after stealing a Fabergé egg and luxury watch worth £2 million from a Soho pub. Metropolitan Police continue their hunt for the missing treasures.
Enzo Conticello admitted theft and fraud after stealing a Fabergé egg and luxury watch worth £2 million from a Soho pub. Metropolitan Police continue their hunt for the missing treasures.
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