Pink Panther

Pink Panther

By: Karma el Garhy, Zeina Khodeir, Holy Sedki, Karma
Hussam, Mohamed el Garhy
Grade:8A

table of content:

what are the pink panthers……(3)
how did they start……(4)
what did they steal……(4)
when did they start stealing……(5)
did they get caught……(5)
how did they get their name……(5)
who was the head of the pink panthers……(6)
What was the largest store they stole……(6)
What country’s were they mostly in and why……(6)
What are they responsible for……(7)
How do people join the Pink Panthers……(7)
Photos……(8)
Citation……(9)

What are the pink panthers?

The Pink Panthers are Jewel robbers operating on a global
scale, the Pink Panthers go by their name. They are
accused of being responsible for some of the most daring
heists and robberies that have ever occurred in the history
of organized crime. About 800 people make up the core
membership of the organization; the majority of them
have served in some capacity in the armed forces or a
paramilitary organization in the past.

Both men and women have the same responsibilities.
Most of the group's members are from countries that used
to be part of Yugoslavia. These countries include Serbia,
Montenegro, and others. It is thought that most of these
people are veterans of the Bosnian War who turned to
crime to use the skills they learned in the military.

How did they start?

They began by investigating the theft of a diamond valued
at half a million pounds from a jeweler's shop in the
Mayfair Neigh bour hood of London. Following an
example set in the movie The Return of the Pink Panther,
the criminals buried the diamond they stole in a container
containing face cream.

What did they steal?

The pink panthers stole a following theft of €500,000
diamond from Jewellers, the thieves hid the diamond in a
jar of face cream mimicking an act seen in the film the
return of the pink panthers, they also stole $11 million of
Jewellery from the star, on an early Monday morning five
armed men disguised as police officers broke into Kim
Kardashian's hotel room in Paris held her at gun point and
stole over 11 million of Jewellery, the pink panthers stole
following theft of €500,000 diamond from Jewellery.

When did they start stealing?

They began stealing in 2003

Did they get caught?

In the early morning hours of May 14, 2013, a member of
the gang broke out of the "Bois-Mermet" prison located in
Lausanne, Switzerland. As of the month of June in the
year 2021, he has not been located. He was able to flee
with the assistance of three outside accomplices who
carefully planned and executed the operation. A relatively
small number of members of the Pink Panthers have been
apprehended up to this point.

How did they get there name?

Interpol took its inspiration for the name of the
organization from the film series The Pink Panther, which
is a crime comedy. The Pink Panther is a prestigious
moniker for a rare and expensive diamond. There were a
number of follow-up movies that were made about
Clouseau and the Panther. Serbian Mafia YACS Crime
Group, Russian Mafia, Italian Mafia, Romanian mafia.
The name of the first film in the series comes from a pink
diamond that is both extremely large and extremely

valuable. The defect in the diamond's center is supposed
to seem like a leaping pink panther when viewed from a
close distance, which is why the diamond is known as the
"Pink Panther."

who was the head of the pink panthers?

he leader of the pink panthers was the man who wore the
Milan Poparic is a Bosnian Serb criminal who was born in
1978 and is known largely for stealing jewellery. In July
of 2013, he made headlines when he successfully evaded
capture while serving a prison sentence.

What was the largest store they stole?

An art detective has asserted that a notorious group of
jewel thieves known as the Pink Panthers was responsible
for the "Peaky Blinders" theft, in which jewellery with a
value of more than £25 million was taken from an art fair.

What country’s were they mostly in and why?

They have been active in a great number of nations and
continents, and their thefts include what is considered to
be the most successful heist ever committed in Japan.

What are they responsible for?

It is believed that the Pink Panthers were responsible for
some of the most "glamorous" and "artistic" robberies in
the annals of history. One criminologist even used that
word to describe their activities. They have conducted
their business in a number of countries and across various
continents; among their thefts is the most successful heist
ever committed in Japan. The documentary film Smash &
Grab, which is about their thefts, had its premiere on July
2, 2013.

How do people join the Pink Panthers?

If a prospective member of the gang is able to
demonstrate their competence through an audition, they
are welcome to apply to become a member of the gang at
any time. The Panthers have a challenging tryout
procedure in which applicants must steal an expensive

item and then hand it over to Woodford.

Some of the people that have been caught it the pink
panther robbers:

Citation:

https://whitecollar.fandom.com/wiki/Pink_Panthers

https://www.jewellermagazine.com/Article2/8486/Pink-
Panthers-Europes-mysterious-gang-of-jewellery-thieves

https://greydynamics.com/the-pink-panthers-the-most-
successful-robbers-in-history/

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/return-of-the-pink-
panthers-legendary-gang-masterminded-25m-heist-
df98w92nd
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_Panthers

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/did-
pink-panther-jewel-thieves-rob-kim-kardashian-121363/

Pink Panthers

Thevies who steal jewellery

By: Karma el Garhy, Zeina Khodeir, Mohamed el Garhy,
holy sedki, Karma Hussam.

Grade: 8A