ALERT: Brazen thieves stole luxury cars and a $500,000 sculpture from the home of a couple who recently died in a helicopter crash. Henry Parra, 55, and Adam Hlavaty, 42, were 2 of the 7 people who died after a safari helicopter crashed into a mountain in Kenya. Police say that Geybert Alexander Garcia and Melany Perdomo broke into Parra and Hlavaty’s Florida home and ransacked it a week after their deaths. According to the arrest report, Garcia, 40, and Perdomo, 24, “ransacked the residence and removed numerous items belonging to the decedent such as personal and business documents, jewelry, electronics, and artwork.” A stolen Porsche Taycan and Land Rover were spotted in the driveway of Garcia and Perdomo’s home, along with an art sculpture valued at $500,000. Garcia’s attorney, Paul Basile, presented a document allegedly stating that he has granted permission to use the vehicles and to have access to the property. Although the door was busted in, they tore down the security camera. A family friend alleges it is impossible because they were out of the country when the document was signed. Garcia and Perdomo are being held without bail after the judge found the document to be suspect.