Two Men Found Guilty of Stealing Golden Toilet From Winston Churchill's House

Two Men Found Guilty of Stealing Golden Toilet From Winston Churchill's House

It's unclear how long the men will spend behind bars for stealing the toilet.

Two men have been convicted of stealing Italian conceptual artist Maurizio Cattelan's famous gold toilet from Blenheim Palace, an English castle, in 2019. The work was estimated to be worth six million dollars.

In 2019, a group of hooded men broke into the ancestral home of Winston Churchill, in the middle of the English campaign, to steal a treasure for the least unusual: fully functional toilets... in 18-carat gold. Five years later, the main perpetrators of this rockcassage were finally tried. According to the New York Times, after a three-week trial, Michael Jones, 39, and Fred Doe, 36, were found guilty. The first for burglary, the second for comp…