In a dramatic turn of events, two suspects arrested in connection with the notorious Louvre jewel heist have partially admitted their roles in the theft. The Paris prosecutor reported that despite this admission, the stolen jewels—valued at over $102 million—remain missing. Authorities have acknowledged lapses in security that may have facilitated the heist, inciting criticism from French senators demanding upgrades. As investigations continue, the suspects were apprehended near Paris while attempting to flee, leading to further intrigue in the case, which has captivated the public and raised concerns about museum security.