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In reply to the discussion: Egyptians outraged after ancient pharaoh's bracelet was stolen from Cairo museum and melted down [View all]

Ms. Toad

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10. They did, but from another article it was clear that at least authorities believed
Reply to TheFarseer (Reply #6)
Sun Sep 21, 2025, 09:48 PM
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Everyone in the chain knew.

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Egyptians outraged after ancient pharaoh's bracelet was stolen from Cairo museum and melted down [View all] dalton99a Sunday OP
When I saw the headline, my first thought was about Melanoma's trip to Egypt Totally Tunsie Sunday #1
Please tell me they didn't know TheFarseer Sunday #2
If they were working in the restoration department, they sure as hell knew. chowder66 Sunday #3
Was either Don Jr or Eric anywhere within 100 miles? allegorical oracle Sunday #4
I thought it said TheFarseer Sunday #6
Four suspects have been arrested and questioned, including a restoration specialist at the museum, the Interior Ministry chowder66 Sunday #9
They did, but from another article it was clear that at least authorities believed Ms. Toad Sunday #10
Well criminally it make sense - because stolen art is catalogued and very hard to sell. harumph Sunday #5
reminds me of what the knuckle dragging French Revolutionaries did... WarGamer Sunday #7
There will be a worldwide wave of this, from priceless antiques to cheap chains and armbands. DFW Sunday #8
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