The 18-carat gold toilet vanished from Blenheim Palace, in Oxfordshire, in September 2019, after being installed as an art piece called 'America'. Three other men have denied being involved and will stand trial next year.
A man has pleaded guilty to stealing a £4.8m golden toilet from Blenheim Palace. In September 2019, the 18-carat loo vanished from the estate in Oxfordshire, where it had been displayed as an art piece called 'America'. The toilet was installed in Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, as part of Italian concept artist Maurizio Cattelan's first solo exhibition in 20 years.
Sheen appeared in court via a video link from HMP Five Wells where he is already serving a 17-year sentence for a string of thefts. His past crimes include stealing £400,000 worth of tractors and trophies from the National Horse Racing Museum. Three other men have pleaded not guilty to charges related to the theft. Michael Jones, 38, from Oxford, is accused of burglary.
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