Romanian thieves get reduced definitive sentences from Bucharest court in Kunstal paintings heist case

Thursday: Feb. 27, 2014: Magistrates at Bucharest’s Court of Appeal (CAB) sentenced Radu Dogaru to 6 years in prison and Eugen Darie to 5 years and 4 months imprisonment in a judicial case related to the massive theft of paintings from the Kunsthal Museum in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Court’s decision is final. The paintings were about 20 million euros worth.

Jail term reduction!!! By today’s decision, the punishments of the two defendants who pleaded guilty, were reduced from an initial 6 years and 8 months prison term to 6 years for Radu Dogaru and 5 years and 4 months for Eugen Darie. Regarding the fact that the two convicts were arrested on January 20, 2013 and have already spent one year and one month in the custody of police, if we subtract this period of time from their final sentence, now they only have to serve 4 years and 9 months and 4 years and 3 months respectively.

On November 26, 2013, the court of Bucharest’s 3rd District had initially sentenced both Dogaru and Darie to six years and eight months in jail but the defendants appealed the decision.
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The trial continues for the other defendants in the criminal case but also on the civil side for all those indicted by prosecutors.

The following persons indicted in this case are: Radu Dogaru, Adrian Procop (currently missing), Eugen Darie, Alexandru Mihai Bitu, Olga Dogaru and Peter Condrat.