Robbery at Wanda Nara's Italian home: Police probe involvement of someone close

Wanda Nara was forced to leave the World Cup final in New Jersey after learning of a distressing incident at her country home in Italy. Thieves broke into the property in Galliate while her five children were under the care of their grandmother, Nora Colosimo.

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Wanda Nara, and the police, suspect someone who already knows the house.

New details have emerged suggesting a potential inside job. Sources indicate that police are exploring the possibility of someone within Nara's circle being involved. This theory is reportedly based on security camera footage that appears to show the burglars knew exactly where to find the targeted items. "Wanda Nara, and the police, suspect someone who already knows the house," a report stated, noting that Nara appeared "very distressed" when contacted.

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The kids saw these thugs and locked themselves in a bathroom. The thieves went straight to the bedroom. It's hard to get there because the house is very big and has many rooms.

Nara described how her children, alerted to the intruders, locked themselves in a bathroom. The thieves, who were hooded, reportedly went straight to the bedroom where valuable items were kept. "They knew perfectly well where things were, and the cameras show how these men, who entered hooded, controlled and watched my children, who were watching the match shouting. It was all organized and premeditated," Nara told reporters.

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They knew perfectly well where things were, and the cameras show how these men, who entered hooded, controlled and watched my children, who were watching the match shouting. It was all organized and premeditated.

The stolen items included passports, bags, watches, clothing, travel permits, and other valuables. Nara, who had recently traveled with her children from Paris to their Italian country house, flew to the U.S. for work. Her mother stayed with the children. She expressed gratitude to the police and her mother for their swift response and care. "My children are fine despite the great scare. They are well and calm. We will have security for a while because the fear remains. Proud of how brave my boys and my little girls were, they were comforting each other," she added.

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My children are fine despite the great scare. I left early because of the notice from my mom, who is with them.