A high-profile trial has commenced involving three men accused of the audacious theft of a golden toilet valued at £4.8 million from Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Prosecutors described the incident as a meticulously planned raid, allowing the thieves to steal the solid gold lavatory in less than five minutes. Despite the dramatic theft, which included smashing a van through a window, the toilet itself has not been recovered. It has been reported that the stolen toilet has been dismantled and divided among individuals, leaving investigators puzzled about its whereabouts. The case has drawn significant media attention, highlighting the bizarre nature of the crime and raising questions about security at such historic locations.