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TwitterParis Hilton's home robbed of $2 million of possessions
First her storage locker and now this!
At 5 a.m. today, a security guard reported a robbery at Paris Hilton's Hollywood Hills home. The burglar, who the guard described as a man in a hooded sweatshirt and gloves, left with an estimated $2 million worth of Hilton's possessions, including jewelry.
Anonymous LAPD sources told The Times that the robber entered through an unlocked door. Thankfully, Paris was out of the house at the time of the break-in. (What kind of loser is home at 5 a.m. on a Friday?) Hilton's house has security cameras, so, hopefully, the LAPD will track down the thief.
-- Stephanie Lysaght
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Burglars that hit high end homes, know how to unlock doors.
These type of burglars are professionals. He or they did not just pick out a house and walk in. It was watched, they knew when the security people would check, if people are home, if there is a loud dog, and probably about the alarm system.
I can't understand if Paris Hilton has Security...where were they at the time of the robbery...I thought someone with that kind of money would have constant surveilance and security around the home. And why was that door left unlocked?
Why do celebs always get robbed so easily? You'd think that all their money and fancy homes would warrant a decent alarm system and a rent-a-cop. So I wonder if this thief was clever enough to also snatch Paris' hard drive; maybe another multi-million dollar porno in it? We'll see...