Cleaner bites into apple and discovers stolen Grand Condé diamond

In 1926, chambermaid Suzanne Schiltz in Paris bit into an apple from a hotel guest's suitcase and stumbled upon something hard: a pink diamond the size of a lima bean. She inadvertently solved the sensational diamond heist at the Château de Chantilly, where two amateur thieves had stolen the Grand Condé diamond and 74 other jewels just two months earlier...