The suspect of theft “has been searches on the Internet about the Blenheim Palace of 4.75 million pounds of gold toilet” in days after attacking, hears in the yard

One of the men who judged for the theft of a gold toilet worth 4.75 million pounds from the Blenheim Palace searched the Internet for details about the attack on which it was part, a jury was said.

Days after the burglary Michael Jones searched the newspaper stories about the attack on his phone.

Some of the titles in these stories were a 66-year-old man released on the stolen toilet from Blenheim ‘and “The Hunting Police for two Stocky men, after thefts appeared,” the Crown Oxford Court has heard.

Maurizio Cattelan’s 18 carats were installed as an art work at Oxfordshire Country House, where Sir Winston Churchill was born.

He was stolen says only before the exhibition was open to the public.

Entitled America, weighed about 98 kilograms and was taken in an “auditory raid” of five minutes in the early hours of September 14, 2019.

The interest was also caused by titles writing “The Mystery of the Golden Toilet in Highworth”, “Plus” Blenheim Palace Gold Toilets Thieves could have hit days earlier “on September 20, 2019.

Jones, 39 years old, from Oxford, became innocent of burglary.

The court heard five days before the exhibition opens at the Oxfordshire Palace, Jones visited it with his partner, Carly Jones, about what he described the criminal prosecution as the first of the two recognition visits.

Frederick Sines, 36, also known as Frederick Doe, Winkfield, Windsor, Berkshire and Bora Guccuk, 41, from Western London, each denies a conspiracy number to transfer criminal property.

The thieves led by locked, wooden gates, on the land of the palace, before entering through a window.

Within a few days after the attack, two men used the “car” as codWord for stolen gold, and the contact was made with a hatton garden jewelry.

It is assumed that Doe and Guccuk agreed to help one of the men who made the burglary, an defendant named James Sheen, sell some of the gold in the following weeks.

Sheen, 40 years old, from Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, has previously said culprit.

On Thursday, the jury also said that he was guilty of a crime of transfer or transforming gold at Birmingham on September 27, 2019.

They also heard that the metal fragments that were “indistinguish by the gold from which America had been made of a gold toilet” were found on its goods.

The objects included a gray suit and a pair of black gloves that were found on the dashboard of a Ford Transit utility vehicle that used for its work as a builder.

Prosecutor Julian Christopher Kc said that on the surfaces of gold metal pants were found on the surfaces of gray pants and pockets.

He said: “Four of them were examined in detail, the results indicating the presence of 18 carat gold that did not distinguish from the gold from which America was made of gold toilet.

“Gold fragments were also found on the gloves found in Ford Transit Van, of which it was found that it was also noted that it is not distinguished from the gold from which America was made of gold toilet.”

The jury also heard that the “DNA probably had been left” by Sheen was found on the sled hammer left in the toilet cabin at the Blenheim Palace and on the driver’s windows controls on a stolen Isuzu, which was found after burglary.

Also, the tests showed that Sheen’s DNA would have been on a pair of black gloves found on October 16, 2019 on the Dashboard of a Ford Transit utility vehicle he used for his work as a builder.

There is no medical -legal evidence to bind Jones with any of these articles, the court heard.

The process continues.