仅事实
巴黎自然历史博物馆170万美元黄金被盗案中一名女子被捕
摘要
一名24岁的中国女子在巴塞罗那被捕，并因涉嫌盗窃巴黎自然历史博物馆约170万美元黄金而被起诉。
一名24岁的中国女子因涉嫌盗窃巴黎自然历史博物馆价值约170万美元的黄金，于巴塞罗那被捕。盗窃事件发生在9月16日，入侵者使用角磨机和喷灯等工具闯入博物馆的地质与矿物馆展厅，盗走了数件天然金矿标本。被盗物品包括18世纪捐赠的玻利维亚金块、1833年沙皇尼古拉一世赠送的俄罗斯乌拉尔地区金块，以及加利福尼亚淘金热时期的金块。还被盗走了一块1990年发现的重达五公斤的澳大利亚金块。博物馆称此次损失具有“无法估量的文化遗产价值”。嫌疑人于9月30日在巴塞罗那被拘留，当时她涉嫌试图处置近一公斤熔化的金块。她于10月13日被引渡回法国，面临盗窃和犯罪共谋指控，并被临时拘留。调查显示，她在入室盗窃当天离开法国，正准备返回中国。此次盗窃是近期针对法国文化机构的一系列高调盗窃案之一，其中包括卢浮宫的珠宝盗窃案和利摩日阿德里安·杜布谢国家博物馆的瓷器盗窃案。
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A 24-year-old Chinese woman has been arrested in Barcelona in connection with the theft of gold valued at approximately $1.7 million from the Paris Natural History Museum.
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The theft occurred on September 16, when intruders used tools such as an angle grinder and blowtorch to break into the museum's geology and mineralogy gallery, making off with several native gold specimens.
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The stolen items included gold nuggets from Bolivia donated in the 18th century, from Russia's Ural region gifted by Tsar Nicholas I in 1833, and from California dating to the gold rush era.
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A five-kilogram nugget from Australia discovered in 1990 was also taken.
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The museum described the loss as of 'immeasurable heritage value.'
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The suspect was detained in Barcelona on September 30 while allegedly attempting to dispose of nearly one kilogram of melted gold pieces.
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She was extradited to France on October 13, charged with theft and criminal conspiracy, and placed in provisional detention.
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