Overview
- Six weeks after four armed intruders stormed their villa, French investigators report confirmed traces but no arrests.
- Forensic breakthroughs include DNA and other traces collected from items at the scene, notably a discarded wine bottle.
- Deputy prosecutor Laurence Barriquand says further details are being withheld to safeguard the ongoing investigation.
- Robert and Carmen Geiss have stayed in their home and reinforced it with a three-metre barbed-wire fence, new alarms and expanded camera coverage.
- Approximately €200,000 in cash, jewelry and designer handbags remain unrecovered as the couple continues to cooperate with police.