Florida teens throw boxing match after breaking into $8 million home
Florida teens with their phones out during boxing match in $8 million home after breaking in to throw wild party.
EXCLUSIVE: A north Florida homeowner is outraged that no arrests have been made after her $8 million mansion became the site of an unauthorized, caught-on-video house party nearly two months ago.
"I am shocked that basically they’re on video in my home, and they’re just getting away with it," the owner told Fox News Digital of the June 17 bash in her palatial Santa Rosa Beach property that attracted more than 200 revelers.
"They were helping themselves to my fridge, to my clothes, to my jewelry, to my bags," said the mother of four, who asked that her name be withheld.
She and her husband, an oil executive, and their children were out of town when the crowd of mostly teens allegedly broke in.
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A photo combination of kids partying in the Florida home with photo of the room undisturbed. (Walton County Sheriff’s Office/Layne Lillie)
As music blared and the uninvited guests downed booze, the foyer of the five-bedroom, eight-bathroom home was turned into a boxing ring for a match, cellphone clips show.
The rowdy crowd helped themselves to a $1,500 bottle of Ace of Spade champagne and other valuable wines and liquors from the couple's collection, according to the owner.
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Photos and video posted to Snapchat, Instagram and TikTok show the trespassers enjoying the sprawling 6,442 sq. ft. property — their faces clearly visible.
The home in the exclusive WaterColor subdivision was accessed through accordion doors that face the backyard. Interlopers pried off three locks.
The ringleaders advertised the party five days prior to the event through a flyer circulated on social media, according to Walton County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Corey Dobridnia.
When security showed up, the crowd dispersed, with some attendees swiping souvenirs — including a $3,500 Yves Saint Laurent purse, a football signed by former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning and a PlayStation 4.
The family returned to find their home in disarray and their daughter's American Doll collection strewn on the roof. The property was listed on Zillow for $7,950,000 before the unsanctioned rager.
Florida teen showing off rings found in the burglarized $8 million home during a house party. (Walton County Sheriff’s Office )
The owner is stunned that many of the attendees — including a football player at a local high school that she says can be seen in footage absconding with one of her pricey purses — haven't been slapped in cuffs.
The daughter of a local politician was also identified in several photos from the party posted to social media, but hasn't faced any consequences, the irate owner told Fox News Digital.
"A lot of these kids in the pictures and videos are local. They’re football players and cheerleaders, and I’ve heard of nothing being done to them," she said. "They're all claiming they didn't know the house was broken into."
A photo combination of two men boxing in the foyer of the $8 million home and the foyer undisturbed. (Walton County Sheriff's Office/Layne Lillie)
She called the assertion absurd, pointing out that the main lights in the home weren't turned on and everybody fled when security showed up following a noise complaint.
The teens clearly knew they were trespassing because they wouldn't behave the way they did if they were guests, she said. They tried on her bathing suits, her husband's Super Bowl rings and smoked cigars in the in-home movie theater.
Captain Dustin Cosson of the Walton County Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigations Bureau said he understands the owner's frustration, but investigations take time.
Photo combination of teenager smoking in the TV room with a photo of the room undisturbed. (Walton County Sheriff's Office/ Layne Lillie)
More than 50 partygoers have been identified and interviewed, including several that came forward on their own, he told Fox News Digital.
Many of them were invited on social media and didn't realize they didn't have permission to be there, he added. "We have to be able to prove intent in a burglary."
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The probe hasn't yet identified the ringleaders and authorities are waiting on outstanding subpoenas for social media records.
Exterior shot of the Florida home broken into by teenagers. (Layne Lillie)
The footage of the teen football player with the black bag is far from conclusive, he said. Investigators can't prove that it's the same black bag that was taken from the home when all that is visible is a strap across his shoulder.
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"We don't arrest 200 people who show up at a house party," he explained. "We're looking for the people who planned the party, broke in or stole property."
Authorities urge the public to contact the Walton County Sheriff's Office at 850-892-8111 or Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers at 850-863-TIPS with any information.
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