Santiago de Compostela, Spain, Jul 11, 2011 / 12:01 pm
Officials in Spain “have not found any anomalies” in the security at the Cathedral of Santiago after the Calixtinus Codex was stolen July 5.
Sources from the Archdiocese of Santiago de Compostela said security measures were working “normally,” reported Europa Press.
The sources also confirmed statements made by the dean of the cathedral, Jose Maria Diaz, that there was no sign of forced entry into the room where the codex is typically kept. However, it is not known whether the key was left in the safe that held the historic document.
Police are reviewing security videos but they have not said whether the cameras captured the moment in which the codex went missing.