Hulk Hogan's House Robbed

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BY ERIKA BERAS
eberas@MiamiHerald.com

MIAMI HERALD FILE PHOTO, 2006
Hulk Hogan and his family were moving out of this Miami Beach home when jewelry disappeared, according to a police report.
Document | Read the police report
Life in South Florida keeps body-slamming Hulk Hogan to the canvas. First his Lamborghini went up in flames -- seemingly a case of spontaneous combustion. And now, his house has been burglarized by crooks who made off with $100,000 worth of bling.

In the latest bit of bad fortune, Hogan was moving out of his home in the 2900 block of North Bay Road on Thursday when jewelry -- including a platinum diamond watch and some diamond-encrusted dog tags -- vanished, according to a report filed with the Miami Beach Police Department.

Hogan's son Nicholas told police officers he had left a watch and two necklaces wrapped in a T-shirt in his upstairs closet.

About 3:30 p.m. he went to retrieve the items. Gone.

Four maids and several movers were in the house at the time.

They were questioned by police.

Back in November Nicholas was driving the family's yellow Lamborghini Diablo VT through a residential area not far from the Hogan residence when he smelled a burning odor. He pulled over and got out of the car -- right before it burst into flames.

Nicholas wasn't hurt, but the Lamborghini was burned beyond recognition.

Hogan (birth name Terrence Gene Bollea) is an actor, former professional wrestling champion and VH1 reality show star. The reality show revolved around his life at the house on North Bay Road, which set him back more than $12 million in 2006. That chapter of his life is coming to a conclusion. He and his family -- wife Linda, son Nicholas and daughter Brooke, an aspiring singer -- are moving away, likely back to their previous house in a Clearwater suburb, which they still own.

If you want to buy the North Bay Road house, you can. It's listed at $18.9 million.

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