Gardner heist sleuths: Immunity for the art!
20th anniversary leads to publicity surge
By Tom Mashberg
Sunday, March 14, 2010 -
Sunday, March 14, 2010 -
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ShareNearly 20 years after the enigmatic Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist, key investigators are redoubling efforts to publicize an offer of full and unconditional immunity to anyone who helps locate or return 13 stolen items valued at a half-billion dollars.
The investigators have made recovering the goods a far greater priority than identifying the elusive twosome who broke in and removed the treasures. They hope the large volume of media coverage surrounding the milestone anniversary Thursday, March 18, will help propel the message forward.
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AbusiveMind blowing that they believe some of the more expensive works that were stolen are within a 100 mile radius of Boston. Which means they know some details that they are not revealing to the general public. Boy, would it be interesting to solve this mystery. I have always found it so fascinating. Imagine being the one to crack this case and then collecting the 5 million reward. Sweet!
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#1246874 - Mar 14, 2010 5:43 AM EDT
Whatever happened to the career art thief, myles Conner? seems like the feds kinda guy>
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Hey Mr Kelley why not do the right thing and and admit to yourself and the world that there is a stong possiblility that FBI agents were in cahoots with the art thieves and those agents know where the paintings are?
we're talking mid to late 1980s and the ties between the bad guys and the badder FBI agents was very strong.
just saying
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Hey Mr Kelley why not do the right thing and and admit to yourself and the world that there is a stong possiblility that FBI agents were in cahoots with the art thieves and those agents know where the paintings are?
we're talking mid to late 1980s and the ties between the bad guys and the badder FBI agents was very strong.
just saying
Go see the Titian masterpiece on the 2nd floor - The Rape of Europa. Another Titian masterpiece sold last year in '09 for $71mil. And our Titian Masterpiece is way mo better....and newer.
I'm such a homer.
Anyhow go see this thing. It is the most valuable piece of art in the city.
It's almost as cool as the Seymour Table.....made right down the street....not kidding.
I'm such a homer.
Anyhow go see this thing. It is the most valuable piece of art in the city.
It's almost as cool as the Seymour Table.....made right down the street....not kidding.
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