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French authorities detained five people this week in connection with the $102 million Louvre jewel heist.

One suspect has been released without charge, while others appeared before magistrates in Paris.

Two men have been charged with theft and criminal conspiracy; the stolen jewels remain missing.

Several suspects detained in connection with the daring jewel heist at Paris’s Louvre Museum appeared before magistrates on Saturday, November 1, as investigations into the multimillion-dollar theft continue.

According to AFP, one of the five suspects arrested earlier this week has been released without charge, his lawyers Sofia Bougrine and Noémie Gorin confirmed. The Paris prosecutor’s office did not disclose the total number of people presented before the court.

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