The Gold Ingots of the Wreck of the Prince of Conty at the Heart of a Trial in 2027 in Brest
8 Articles
8 Articles
The five suspects will be tried in May 2027, said on Thursday the prosecutor of the Republic of Brest. They are being prosecuted for association of criminals A cursed treasure.
Yves and Brigitte Gladu, a Breton couple aged 79 and 76 respectively, their sister-in-law Annette May Pesty, 80, and an American couple living in Florida, Eleonor (known as Gay) Courter, 82, and her husband Philip Courter, 84, will stand trial on May 27, 2027, Brest Public Prosecutor Stéphane Kellenberger told AFP. The suspects are all being prosecuted for conspiracy, some also for money laundering and receiving stolen goods. The case began on…
Three French and one American couple will be tried in May 2027 before the Brest Correctional Court for their involvement in the resale of ingots looted on the wreckage of the Prince of Conty, a...
A couple of Bretons and three Americans were prosecuted for conspiracy after a suspicious sale of ingots from the stranded ship off Belle-Île
Five people, including three French and a couple of Americans, will be tried next May in Brest for the alleged resale of gold ingots looted on an 18th century Breton wreck. The case dates back to 2018 after a suspicious sale on the Internet. A wreck, gold and prohibited lusts. Five people, three French and a couple of Americans, are suspected of having participated in the resale of ingots looted on the wreck of the Prince of Conty, a frigate of …
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 60% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
