art heist

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Episode 11 Part 1 of 2: Art Heist
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Audio Steve joins Jules today and Jo will return in  episode 12!

Today I am going to take you back to the nation’s most expensive private robbery to date- In 1990, in Boston Massachusetts, at the Stewart Gardner Museum when in just 81 minutes 13 pieces of art were stolen- and have never been seen since.

This is the story of the Great Boston Art Heist and how the men responsible walked away with over 500 million dollars’ worth of art- without a single shot fired. Zero casualties. And a museum desperate for answers. 

This case remains unsolved today and without any official suspects.

We’ll dive into the actual heist and details behind it, what was stolen, the FBI’s investigations, and wild rumors and theories. 

So, let’s see what we can find out, shall we?

In this episode, Casey and Dave dig into the mystery surrounding the infamous art Heist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum with the hosts of the Empty Frames podcast.

The largest art heist in US history bagged $500 million in stolen art. Who took it? Where is it now? Retired FBI Agent Bob Wittman continues with part 2 of this investigation

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The largest art heist in US history bagged $500 million in stolen art. Who took it? Where is it now? Retired FBI Agent Bob Wittman gives inside secrets to the investigation.

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A daring art heist, $500 Million in lost art treasures, monsters, fake mustaches and our random stories as always.