The Goodwood Festival ambassador was robbed in his own home, with a loss of nearly €1 million.
Charles Gordon-Lennox, better known as Lord March, is a British aristocrat who welcomes 150,000 people to the gardens of his estate every year for the Goodwood Festival – you can get to know him better here. It was precisely at his home in southern England that Lord March and his wife were assaulted and assaulted.The thief allegedly entered Goodwood House with the help of a ladder, and once inside the property he attacked Lord March on the head, then forcing his wife to open the safe. The couple was tied up for two hours, until the police arrived.
RELATED: Behind the Scenes of the Mazda Sculpture That Surprised Goodwood
“At the moment we are recovering and focused without obtaining evidence to help the police recover the stolen property,” said Lord March. In total, around 920,000 euros in jewelry were stolen.
Source: DailyMail