Jordanian Princess Robbed of $250,000 But the Court's Verdict Shocked Everyone!

When the pandemic began in 2020, Princess Firyal of Jordan rushed out of her London home in Belgravia and flew to Jordan, leaving her collection of rare jewelry behind. Eight months later, a jeweler she knew recognized her unique sapphire and diamond engagement ring by JAR on the cover of an auction catalog. Other pieces from her collection had already been sold through Canterbury Auction Galleries without her knowledge, and suspicion fell on Maria Taborda Henao, the housekeeper who had worked for the princess for eleven years. Police found some of the princess's belongings in the housekeeper's apartment, and according to the prosecution, her nephew Julian Ramirez acted as the middleman in the auction sales before he fled to Colombia. But there was no direct evidence of who had taken the jewelry out of the house. In October 2026, a jury at a Crown Court in London unanimously found Maria Taborda Henao not guilty, and she was fully acquitted of theft from her employer. This documentary follows the case from the first auction catalog to the verdict, and the question that remains unanswered. 🔥 Please subscribe to our channel, support us! https://www.youtube.com/@buzzstorychannel?sub_confirmation=1 Buzz Story Channel — it is interesting and cautionary stories about celebrities, royal families and other popular people. Copyright Disclaimers. We use images and content in accordance with the YouTube Fair Use copyright guidelines.