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Friday 06 January 2017 3:21 pm

A woman has said she just realised £7m in gold was missing from a safety deposit box involved in the Hatton Garden heist

By: Courtney Goldsmith

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A woman has come forward to police saying she just realised £7m of her gold is missing from a safety deposit box involved in the Hatton Garden heist more than a year ago.

Sky News reported the claim today, which would take the total stolen in the heist to around £21m.

Police said in June they received the allegation of theft of a substantial amount of property relating to the burglary, and the investigation is ongoing.

In April 2015, a gang of men stole £14m worth of jewels from safety deposit boxes after tunnelling through concrete with a drill over the Easter holiday. 

Seven men were convicted in March 2016 of what became known as the largest burglary in English legal history.

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