Overview
- Paris prosecutor Lor Beko said both men admitted limited roles during questioning after their Oct. 25 arrests.
- DNA evidence tied one suspect to a getaway scooter and the other to a shattered display case in the Apollo Gallery.
- One man was detained at Charles de Gaulle Airport and another in the Paris region, with both expected to face formal charges before a judge.
- Surveillance shows four perpetrators, though prosecutors have not ruled out additional planners or helpers.
- Nine pieces valued at about €88 million were taken on Oct. 19, and only the damaged crown of Empress Eugénie has been recovered.