The 'detective' at the Louvre turned out to be a 15-year-old schoolboy.
As the German magazine Der Spiegel found, the mysterious young man is not a detective at all but a 15-year-old schoolboy from France named Pedro Elias Garson Delvo, Kommersant reports.
The photo went viral: users wrote that he was "the most detective-looking detective," and some even concluded that the image had been generated by an AI. But the photographer who was shooting at the Louvre that day confirmed to The New York Times that the shot is genuine.
Pedro himself told reporters that he had simply come to Paris with his mother — they were planning to visit the museum, not knowing it had been closed after a robbery. The boy admitted that he loves classic style and often dresses that way in everyday life. His social media indeed contains many photos of him posing in suits and hats in the style of the 1940s.
Другие Новости Кирова (НЗК)
Sagittarians will be chatting, and Capricorns need to have fun.
Astrologers explained what the first Sunday of November will be like for each zodiac sign and what it will bring to each.
An 11-year-old boy is missing in Kirov.
Volunteers from the Liza Alert team have issued a new search notice.
Dynamo were routed in the snow and cold.
The Kirov footballers lost at home to Tekstilshchik 0-3.
The holiday operating hours for medical facilities have been announced.
The Ministry of Health of the Kirov Region reported that the outpatient clinic service will operate on a weekend schedule from November 2 to 4.
A pensioner from Kirov transferred 1.7 million to fraudsters.
The perpetrators convinced an elderly man that his money could end up in the hands of terrorists.
In Kirov, construction has begun on the frame of a tunnel under the Trans-Siberian Railway.
Work is being carried out without interrupting train services.
The 'detective' at the Louvre turned out to be a 15-year-old schoolboy.
After the October robbery at the Louvre, a photograph circulated on social media: police were standing next to the museum, and a young man in a three-piece suit, wearing a hat and carrying an umbrella, walked past them — as if he were the hero of an old detective film.