Swedish crown jewels stolen in 'Italian job' heist


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Crown wealth belonging to a Swedish stately family were swiped in a heist by thieves who done their shun around speedboat. 


The jewels were stolen from a Strängnäs Cathedral, located in a tiny city west of Stockholm, on Tuesday. 


Police pronounced a culprits swiped dual bullion crowns and a stately universe from a cathedral before journey around a speedboat that was moored underneath a church. 


Officers chased a thieves by vessel and helicopter – though were incompetent to detain them.


They are now job for any witnesses to come brazen and assistance with a hunt for a perpetrators.


The occurrence is suggestive of a heist and vessel follow by a Venice canals in a 2003 Hollywood reconstitute of The Italian Job.


The bullion crowns belonged to King Charles IX and Queen Christina and date behind to a early 1600s. 


King Charles IX of Sweden was aristocrat between 1604-11 and died during age 61.


Portrait Of King Charles Ix Of Sweden (1550-1611).

Article source: http://watoday.com.au/afl/afl-news/afl-season-2016-gold-coast-suns-savouring-whats-to-come-as-peter-wright-has-a-breakout-game-20160703-gpxsb2.html

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