Chris Hemsworth’s beach retreat targeted by burglars who stole three cars
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Key Points:
- Chris Hemsworth’s luxury property in Broken Head, Australia, was targeted by burglars who stole three vehicles, but all cars have since been recovered by police.
- The theft occurred early Wednesday morning, with four masked thieves reportedly entering the estate; two of the men were allegedly armed with knives.
- Elsa Pataky, Hemsworth’s wife, was alerted by barking dogs and later identified the intruders via CCTV footage before notifying authorities.
- The stolen vehicles were found in nearby towns and are currently undergoing forensic examination as part of an ongoing investigation.
- Hemsworth and Pataky’s estate, purchased in 2014 for $7 million and valued at around $65 million, features extensive amenities including a dirt bike track, pool, and tennis courts.
