Fifty Million Pounds Worth of Jewellery Stolen From F1 Heiress.

I have zero sympathy. I find it obscene that one person can own jewellery of that value, while there are working people who's salaries are so low they still need to go to a food bank. Makes me sick.

Lazy twatter.
Hope she gets robbed again and insurance doesn’t pay out.

More than the average person earns in their life time......some even saving lives!


Yet simply *trinkets* for her adornment. /SMH She didn't even earn them with

blood sweat and tears.

originally posted by: CthulhuMythos
I have zero sympathy. I find it obscene that one person can own jewellery of that value, while there are working people who's salaries are so low they still need to go to a food bank. Makes me sick.

From all your posts I never took you for a wealth redistributing socialist.

Personally I believe Tamara's sister Petra's ex-husband is involved in this theft. I don't have any proof, it's all based on James Stunt's background as being close to the Adams family in London. I'm thinking he told them where the safes were, where the security team were, etc in exchange for a cut of the profits.

a reply to: seentoomuch

It's as good a theory as any other.

Somebody's apt to have a Merry Christmas with that score.

originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: andy06shake

Bernie E.

Is worth 3.2 billion.

The proverbial drop in the bucket.

Being a socialist pays well then...

Wait...Bernie Ecclestone is a Socialist? One of us is very confused, and I'm fairly certain it isn't me.

Didn't they have another big robbery, in a museum or something, over in Europe recently? A bunch of historical artifacts with Jewels?

Those would be hard to pawn as well right?

Well, if it wasn't an inside job, I feel sorry for them.

Being violated that way sucks, and can really screw with your head.

a reply to: andy06shake

Sounds like a hoax... Put all the jewelry in a safe nobody knows about, make up a story about it being stolen, get reimbursed, and come out 50 million richer.

An heir that rich and no security or security footage? Hmmm....

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: neo96

I imagine the jewelry will indeed be insured but insurance companies have been knowing to take the huff paying out if you tell the world you're going to be out and then the place gets turned over.

Gotta love the social media addicts... If this is all true, she shouldn't have been so dumb to announce that she was heading off to a party. I wonder if she also told everyone that nobody would be home and no cameras would be recording in case of a break in.

a reply to: eletheia

I'm sure there were plenty of tears, if she was told no at first.

a reply to: LSU2018

Well, stranger things have been known to have happened.

And the superrich are the biggest shower of crooks of them all.

You might be on to something, even if the Police are keeping schtum.

a reply to: chiefsmom

Her back accounts and luxurious lifestyle will take her mind off the loss of some sparkly things.

It's not nice indeed to have one's home violated in such a manner, but rather her than some old pensioner robbed for there life savings is my thinking on the matter.

a reply to: andy06shake

£50 million in jewellery!!!!!

Why Rob a bank when it's much easier to Rob people like that, hopefully this will perk up the ears of the shiftiest cretins out there and this will be a growing trend, they may only hit them for 1 million at a time but they will claim much more by ripping of insurance companies, which means only 3 sets of rogues losing out, the cretins if they are caught, the entitled scum at the top when there robbed or get caught scamming insurance companies and higher premiums, and the insurance companies, this is win, win, win for us middle of the roaders.

originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

originally posted by: CthulhuMythos
I have zero sympathy. I find it obscene that one person can own jewellery of that value, while there are working people who's salaries are so low they still need to go to a food bank. Makes me sick.

From all your posts I never took you for a wealth redistributing socialist.

Wow that's a very interesting statement. Firstly I am amazed you have read/ kept tabs on my posts never mind remember my name here. Secondly, I am wondering what opinion you originally had of me, before this last post above, and why you had come to that opinion. I dunno that I would class myself as a wealth redistributing socialist, but I do think we need a bit of both capitalism and socialism. One as the reward for innovation and hard work and the other to help those less fortunate. I see a lot of people work full time for way less than the national average wage, who struggle to pay the bills and can't afford much in the way of wee luxuries. They have a life of working to exist. Then you see people born into the mega rich class who do nothing for humanity and spend their days in party land never doing a days work in their life who's jewellery is worth more than a lifetime of earned wages of those at the lower end of the pay scale, and it doesn't sit well with me. I truly am blown away that you even read any of my previous posts though.

Being burglarized is always a bad thing no matter who it happens to rich or poor. It is a violation against someone else on a personal level that feels like a personal assault and it is dehumanizing.

Regardless of who it happens to it shouldn't be something where people say they have no sympathy just because the people are wealthy.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

There was 50 people working in her mansion at the time and she wasn't there, massive difference if theres a robber at the foot of your bed while you are sleeping going through your drawers and stealing your kids PlayStation that took you months to save for, try perspective.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

You must really have hated Oceans 11.

originally posted by: ManyMasks
a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

There was 50 people working in her mansion at the time and she wasn't there, massive difference if theres a robber at the foot of your bed while you are sleeping going through you're drawers and stealing your kids PlayStation that took you months to save for, try perspective.

No matter the circumstances, when you are burglarized and you come home to discover it, it feels like hell!

I imagine not feeling any sympathy for someone because they are wealthy is the same frame of mind that burglars have inside their own hearts.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

How would you know, have you ever had 50 million quids worth of sparkly things stolen from your London Townhouse?

What about the frame of mind the rich over-privileged twats have, is that any better than the burglars?

Whos the real thief in the night there?