This is the loot of a million euros that was stolen from Mustafi’s chalet, a Levante footballer

04/25/2023 at 05:00

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Three hooded men assaulted the German player’s house when he, his wife and their two children were inside. They threatened them into opening the safe and they took twelve luxury watches, eight handbags and diamond jewelry, in addition to 11,000 euros in cash.

Twelve luxury brand watches Rolex, Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet, which add up to 800,000 euros; eight bags of Chanel, Hermes and Louis Vuitton for a value of 48,000 euros; rings, bracelets and diamond earrings (280,000 euros) and 11,000 euros in cash. This is the exclusive loot that three thieves managed to take from the villa of the Levante player Shkodran Mustafi in Bétera (Valencia), according to the documentation that OPEN CASE has accessed one year after the robbery, which the Civil Guard is still investigating, no arrests Until now.

This Monday, the German soccer player’s wife testified for the first time before the magistrate of the investigating court 7 of Llíria, accompanied by her lawyer Jaime Campaner, and has ratified before the agents the complaint she made together with her husband. Both relate how three individuals “hooded and gloved” their home was broken into at 11:20 p.m. on April 24, 2022, when Mustafi, his partner, and their two children, ages 3 and 4, were inside. The security cameras installed inside the house recorded the violent robbery.

The soccer player denounces that the assailants “knew” that he and his wife were hiding a safe in a closet in their bedroom. | OPEN CASE

“We had just returned from a trip to Germany. My wife and I were in the living room, watching television, and we heard a noise. We looked at the camera in the children’s room and saw that they were sleeping and everything was normal. So, I went up to the top floor to see them, but I heard noise on the terrace from our bedroom. As I approached the window, someone began to give blows on the glass with a kind of mace“, Mustafi recalled in his statement, to which OPEN CASE has agreed.

panic button

“I yelled at my wife to call the police and I ran to the children’s roomI took them both in my arms and went down to look for my wife, who already had activated the panic button of the alarm. I went to leave my children in the game room, but I ran into two intruders, one of them he was armed with a mace and prevented me from closing the door. He threatened me and told me: ‘come and turn off the alarm’, I entered two wrong codes,” the player continues.

Then, according to his account, one of the assailants went to the kitchen to open the door for a third thief who was waiting in the garden. The three assailants forced Mustafi and his wife to go up to his room and, while two of them They “immobilized” the footballer, “holding him tight from behind and covering his mouth with his hand so he wouldn’t speak”the third “coerced and intimidated” his wife to open a safe that the couple had hidden in a closet: “One of the assailants shouted: ‘Where are they? Where are they?’ (possibly alluding to jewelry), I replied that we didn’t have any at home.”

Locked in the game room

The Levante defender explained that “one of the thieves took some jewelry that was in a chest of drawers in the room and another insisted on my wife to open the safeI don’t know how they could have known of its existence. Frightened, she opened it.gave them only cash and a box with three watches and tried to close the box, but it was impossible. They didn’t let her go down with the children until they took all the jewelry and documentation that we had saved.”

When they had already seized all the loot, which according to the documentation of the case amounts to €1,200,000, the three assailants directed Mustafi and his family into the children’s playroom, locked them there and instructed them not to call the police. Before, the soccer player’s wife had managed to get hold of a Mobile phonewith which he asked the police for help as soon as the thieves fled.

They bypassed the alarm sensors

The investigations of the Civil Guard allowed us to find out that the thieves managed to enter the chalet, which is protected on its front and side by a wall 1.80 centimeters high, through the back, jumping a chain link fence that separates the house from a golf course. Once inside the farm, the assailants went up to the terrace of the main bedroom using a ladder which they stole from a house under construction near Mustafi’s house. Once there, they broke the window glass with a sledgehammer.

The security company hired by the player and his family to protect his chalet attributes the violent robbery to “professional criminals” after learning a disturbing fact: the thieves entered the house for areas where the sensors to detect the presence of intruders “they were not effective”. That’s why the alarm didn’t go off.

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