The mansion of the ex-captain "Chelsea" was robbed, social networks helped criminals

The robbers robbed the mansion of the famous football player of the Chelsea, John Terry, learning from photographs on social networks that the player and his wife are on vacation, reports The Sun.

Many of the stolen items were previously captured and posted at Terry in the Instagram social network account. The couple also confirmed that in the last weekend they were at a ski resort. The incident took place last Saturday in the Terry House in the elite district of the County of Surrey. The mansion in which there are 10 bedrooms, a home theater for 34 places and an underground aquarium, the football player acquired for 5 million pounds in 2014 from the famous golfin Colin Montgomery.

The raiders were able to go around the security system in the house. It is noted that the police finds out the circumstances of the hacking, assuming that this house was chosen on purpose. The 36-year-old football player and his 35-year-old wife Tony were “very shocked”, learning about the disappearance of valuable interior items, the sum of which is “thousands of pounds”. The football player has already hired an additional security service to protect the estate.

“This is a terrifying case, they are very shocked by what happened. But, because they love to share photos of their home on social networks, but they do not very skillfully, in the sense that many expensive interior items are visible. There are already several cases when robbers chose their victims from photographs on social networks,” the source of the publication said.

More than three million subscribers were signed on the Terry account on the Instagram social network, his wife Tony has 77 thousand. Both profiles are open for public viewing.

This season, Terry played five matches in the championship of England and two matches in the Cup of the English League. He has been playing for Chelsea since 1998. The defender’s contract, which has been performing at Chelsea since 1998, ends at the end of the season, reminds TASS.