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'Jenson Button en zijn vrouw beroofd in St. Tropez'

Door Robertjan Vos van Zalingen7 augustus 2015 · 09:56 uur1 min lezen

Jenson Button is gisterennacht overvallen tijdens zijn vakantie in St. Tropez. De McLaren coureur was daar samen op vakantie met een aantal vrienden toen 's nachts twee inbrekers de gehuurde villa binnenvielen. De slachtoffers zouden zelfs bedwelmd zijn met een slaapmiddel toen de inbrekers hun slag sloegen, gelukkig bleef iedereen ongedeerd. Er werden een paar kostbare juwelen van het stel ontnomen, waaronder de verlovingsring van mevrouw Button.

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