Stolen Romanian gold artifacts likely intact; One suspect emerges as mastermind

Prosecutors in the Netherlands said in court on Friday that they believe the Romanian gold artifacts stolen from the Drents Museum in January are still intact and have not been melted down. The four Dacian era treasures were likely stashed somewhere to be sold later, the Public Prosecution Service (OM) said during the first public hearing against two key suspects, Bernhard Z. (35) and Douglas Chesley W. (36) from Heerhugowaard. Another individual in the case, Jan B., alleged that Douglas Chesley W. was the mastermind behind the burglary at the Assen museum. Both Z. and W.