Beckham Vassals Pinched for Pilfering

Posted Oct 14th 2008 8:21AM by TMZ Staff

A couple who keep house for the Beckhams is being accused of keeping loot from Beckingham Palace -- and trying to hawk it on eBay.

Detectives in Hertfordshire popped Eric and June Emmett on suspicion of theft, according to coppers, after Posh's parents spotted some of David's soccer shoes being auctioned off on the Internet. The couple, who have worked for the Becks for 10 years, bailed out after questioning.

June tells the Daily Telegraph, "What is in the papers is fabricated nonsense. Totally fabricated, 99% of it is totally untrue." And the other one percent?

Filed under: Becks & Posh

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1. TMZ you are hilarious and SMART too.

Good observation

Posted at 9:00AM on Oct 14th 2008 by posh

2. I would pay handsomely for some of Posh's footwear....oh yeah, 8 inch spikes!

Posted at 9:03AM on Oct 14th 2008 by Luke Warmwater

3. Vassals! TMZ - you ROCK for use of medieval French terminology. Love it.

Posted at 11:46AM on Oct 14th 2008 by cactusflower

4. He's so hot.

Posted at 12:08PM on Oct 14th 2008 by j

5. What a bunch of pricks.
Who cares if they are selling the stuff, Im sure they get paid like crap.
Plus whatever is missing Im sure the queen bitch of the house will trot out w/ her horse face & replace it right away. Cheerio O

Posted at 1:25PM on Oct 14th 2008 by spcc

6. The funniest thing about the Beckham's is that TMZ keeps shoving them down our throats. American's do not support professional soccer, and Americans do not see David Beckham as a celebrity. One has to wonder how much Beckham's PR people are secretly paying TMZ to constantly feature him on the website in order to create a celebrity out of him.

Posted at 6:39AM on Oct 16th 2008 by Ed

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