Romanian Man Sneaks into Drents Museum Before Dacian Treasure Theft
A Romanian man, identified as Andrei B., sneaked into the Drents Museum in the Netherlands five days before the theft of the Cotofenești Helmet and Dacian gold bracelets.
According to Dutch press, Andrei B. is believed to have connections with a gang that steals works of art on commission, but it is unclear if he was involved in the theft.
The investigative team suspected that the man may have conducted a preliminary investigation before the actual break-in.
Andrei B. reportedly entered the museum on January 20 without buying a ticket and headed towards the exhibition "Dacia, the Empire of Silver and Gold" with a large sports bag.
He is not currently under arrest and is not one of the three suspects in the art theft, who are set to appear in court in Assen for a preliminary hearing.
Author's summary: Romanian man sneaks into museum before Dacian treasure theft.
- The theft occurred at the Drents Museum in the Netherlands.
- The stolen items include the Cotofenești Helmet and Dacian gold bracelets.
- Andrei B. is believed to have connections with a gang that steals works of art on commission.
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