The Kim Kardashian robbery in Paris apparently evaded all cameras.
No surveillance footage has been found of the jewelry heist after two days of investigating, TMZ reported Tuesday.
Kardashian crashed at an exclusive residence, known as “No Address Hotel,” that had no surveillance video inside or outside.
The only known footage so far is a police surveillance video, according to TMZ. But the camera doesn’t face the front of the building, and didn’t capture any suspects.
Authorities continued scouring the nearby area Tuesday for any clues to the crime. No suspects have been identified, arrested or pictured.
Paris police said five suspects threatened a concierge, barged into Kardashian’s off-the-radar residence and made off with more than $10 million in jewels. Two of the men bound and gagged Kardashian and threatened her at gunpoint, according to police and the star’s reps. She was not harmed.
A source told People that Kardashian managed to wriggle her hands free during the ordeal, but kept quiet for fear of being killed or raped. Once they bandits left, she “screamed from the balcony” for help and caught the attention of Hollywood fashion stylist Simone Harouche, who called the cops.
The Kardashian family has not spoken about the incident since Kim’s return Monday morning.
