Paris Hilton accused of embezzling jewelry

2024 Author: James Gerald | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 14:00

Socialite Paris Hilton is no stranger to being accused of antisocial behavior. A famous girl goes to prison for drunk driving, then goes to community service for drug possession. And now the heiress will have to prove that she forgot to return the chic jewelry to their owners by pure chance.

The famous jewelry company Damiani filed a lawsuit against Miss Hilton. The documents say that the star did not fulfill the terms of the agreement on receiving jewelry. The claim was brought to court by the German insurance company Allianz. The amount of damage caused by Hilton to the Italian brand was not specified.

Recall that the robbers who robbed the mansions of Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Megan Fox and other celebrities were a gang of teenage girls. The girls carefully read the usual gossip and blogs on the Internet, studied glossy photographs. Then they found the address of their idol in open sources and started tracking his house. When the mansion was empty, the girls climbed into it and looked for things they looked after. In particular, Hilton lost $ 2 million worth of jewelry.

The insurance company pointed out that the American actress, model and singer not only still had not returned jewelry rented several years ago, but also did not take care of their safety. We are talking about an incident that occurred in 2008, when valuables were stolen from the Hilton home, including Damiani accessories worth 60 thousand dollars. The robbery took place because the doors in the house were not locked in the absence of the mistress.

In 2010, police officers managed to track down criminals who steal things from celebrities and seize the loot from them. Among the items were also jewelry taken from the Hilton home. However, even after the accessories were returned by the celebrity police, she didn't bother handing them over to their rightful owner.

Representatives of the actress have not yet commented on the situation. However, there is a version of Paris's accusation - this is nothing more than a hidden advertisement for a jewelry brand.