Catherine Porter

No.

What we do know is that there were 60 police investigators on the case.

Now we know it's up to 100.

We know that they've been using DNA methods, fingerprinting.

They've been using surveillance cameras.

We know that the truck was left behind.

They didn't manage to burn it.

We know that they had just recently basically stolen it.

And so investigators are speaking to the person they stole it from.

But that's the gist of what we've been told by investigators.

They are being incredibly tight-lipped about it at this point.

I think they will speak more once and if they find them.

But there's a real feeling that there's a race against time to try and get them before these precious jewels are broken apart and secreted away.

Yeah, I mean, I think it's possible that we will never see those jewels again.

But I think France has a pretty good record of capturing some of these people.

In fact, the person who is said to have broken into the Natural History Museum was just charged today.

She was captured in Barcelona.

I think given the amount of cameras and evidence that the cops have, that they will be able to trace who these men were.

If someone tries to sell, you know, that beautiful diamond bow that we were talking about earlier, then no doubt they'll get caught and it will be returned.

And that is the best case scenario.