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Louvre Jewelry Heist Suspects ‘Partially Admit’ Involvement

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Five new arrests have been announced in the hunt for the Louvre museum thieves as detectives appear to be edging closer to cracking the case, but the jewels remain missing. Authorities say the two men arrested last weekend have “partially admitted” their role in the heist. NBC’s Raf Sanchez reports for TODAY.



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