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Coverage dated October 26, 2026 to October 28, 2026

Florida man convicted after swallowing Tiffany’s jewelry valued at $760K

Headline from MLive

He posed as an NBA player to gain access to the jewels.

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9 articles, oldest first.

  1. New York Post

    Florida man convicted of stealing over $760k worth of Tiffany’s jewelry he swallowed (opens New York Post)

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    New York Post's feed description

    While in jail, he “spontaneously” asked staff if he was going to be charged “with what’s in my stomach,” according to an arrest report.

  2. Breitbart News

    WATCH: Florida Man Who Swallowed $760K Worth of Tiffany's Jewelry Found Guilty of Robbery (opens Breitbart News)

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    Breitbart News's feed description

    A man who swallowed over $760,000 worth of jewelry from a Tiffany store in Orlando has been found guilty of robbery and grand theft.

  3. MLive

    Florida man convicted after swallowing Tiffany’s jewelry valued at $760K (opens MLive)

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    MLive's feed description

    He posed as an NBA player to gain access to the jewels.

  4. Orlando Weekly

    Man who swallowed $769K in stolen Tiffany diamonds found guilty in Orlando (opens Orlando Weekly)

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    Orlando Weekly's feed description

    State Attorney Monique Worrell announced the conviction last week, emphasizing that the diamond theft also put Tiffany store employees at risk.

  5. DeSantis Daily

    A Florida Jury Just Convicted the Man Who Swallowed $760,000 in Tiffany Diamonds (opens DeSantis Daily)

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    DeSantis Daily's feed description

    America keeps letting career criminals walk out of prison – and then acts surprised when they rob someone. Now a Florida jury just handed one of them his second sentence at the same luxury jewelry brand.

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