Overview
- More than 3,000 safe‑deposit holders will give statements in scheduled appointments at rented offices, with bookings via 0209 365 1661 and no walk-ins accepted.
- The process is expected to take weeks, with victims asked to bring contract documents and any proof of items, and on-site support offered as needed.
- The special commission Bohrer is operating with over 200 investigators working 12-hour shifts to handle the case’s scale.
- Forensic teams are cataloging hundreds of thousands of items from the vault, which police say was contaminated with chemical fluids to hinder trace evidence.
- Investigators consider losses potentially in the hundreds of millions of euros, report access via a manipulated fire exit and a drilled vault wall, and note no confirmed insider link; media claims about a cooling hose remain unverified.