Priceless Crown Jewels Stolen from Ghana's Royal Family

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Police in Norway are investigating the theft of "priceless" crown jewels belonging a Ghanaian royal family from a hotel in Oslo.

The jewels were travelling with King Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the ruler of the Ashanti people from Ghana, Togo and the Ivory Coast, who was representing Ghana at a conference in the Norwegian capital.

They were packed in a suitcase that was reportedly snatched from close to the reception desk in the lobby of the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel earlier this week, Norwegian tabloid VG Nett reported. The hotel was hosting the Norwegian-African Business Summit due to begin on Friday.

Priceless crown jewels stolen from Ghana's royal family - Telegraph 

Crown Jewels Belonging to Ghana's Royal family Stolen from Hotel in Norway

The jewels were with King Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, at the time they were stolen.

The gold jewelry which has been in the Ashanti family for generations was in a briefcase when someone snatched it from a hotel lobby.

The king is representing Ghana at a conference in the Norwegian capital.

Crown jewels belonging to Ghana's Royal family stolen from hotel in Norway | Mail Online 

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