Investigator claims to know location of stolen art from 27-year-old heist
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2017
- Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum has doubled its reward to $10 million to help solve the biggest art heist in history. Thieves made off with 13 masterpieces 27 years ago, and the stolen artwork is valued at around half-a-billion dollars. Seth Doane spoke to the art investigator who claims he knows where the art is today.
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they should not doubt someone who has a genuine passion and is willing to work with criminals to recover them.
amy 👍
The only concrete information the FBI has for almost half century of their highest degree of investigations about this heist is that these artworks are "indeed missing"
His name is Art and he investigates art theft. How adorable.
His name is Arthur
Why not offer one fifth of the value...say 100 million ? If the the money is an issue, you could action off all or some of the pieces to recoup (& you'll always know where the art is) or you can even make a profit. They having been stolen & missing for upwards of 30 years, will raise their stock or collectors desire to possess them.
Sadiq • probably because odds are they are not all in one place. they were lost track of long ago.
In Europe finally back to one of the entities she outbid them for.
Going on record bold, especially people who are watching this and have the paintings could end up moving them somewhere else!
It's most likely a strategy. Going on national TV so the thieves panic and start moving the art and give away their location. All the investigator has to do is ask around in his clandestine circle. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. He's just trying.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 2 blocks from the Raymond Rosen Projects……
Very interesting
Plot twist: he’s the thief 🙄🤣
He doesn’t know. In all likelihood, those pieces of art were destroyed a long time ago
This ain't the oldin dayz Who's going to buy stolen painting these day and age it the award money is what U want (limited copies)
They were asking to get robbed, look at the guards bahaha 😂😂
sad but true
Coming soon: Investigator claims to know location of stolen art from 40-year-old heist.
Exactly... Smh
‘The Storm on the Sea Of Galilee’ is in the fine artwork viewing rooms of Bashar al-Assad’s private collection.
How can you be so sure?
Hannah Marie I'm sure he is a close friend and his friend encourages his guests to tell the world about his secrets.
daviswendye 🤣
So offering 2% of the art's value didn't get a nibble? 😝
The reporter reveals much more of his own character than the subject's....
They have to be destroyed, with 10 million reward they surely would of been found.
Why do you think that 10 or 15mill is a great reward if it not possible to put hands on the money without being exposed/hurt in some way ?
Would you destroy 10million dollars?
Of course, the museum doubts him because they know where they are.
Ah the ole value inflation scheme
There's a few mysteries in life that will NEVER be solved #1 Who killed Kennedy #2 Who killed Nicole Simpson #3 Who stole this art.
Fawkk YuTuu lastly who’s your real dad
One of those has already been solved
Two of them have been solved. OJ killed Nicole and Oswald killed Kennedy
If the paintings are recovered, I don't think they should go back to the Gardner museum Put them in The Met where they'll be safe!
Yoho
The most valuable stolen piece that the WORLD needs to recover is the Rembrandt--The-Storm-on-the-Sea-of-Galilee-Jesus calms the storm🙏
They’ve been destroyed.
Does this guy wear wooden shoes?
Subtitles...wth did he say
"100% sure they are in Ireland" ?? But "Ireland" sounded like "islands."
10 millions reward for half a billion worth paintings !! Lol
The real news is that horrible dress the commentator is wearing! Did she take an ombre tablecloth, rip it apart and sew it back together at weird angles? I've never seen anything so ugly in my life!
Nobody would ever steal that dress! LOL
I rather like it- eye of the beholder.
They're not all in europe! I'll just leave it at that...
African Art was stolen in the millions! So sad!!
Bad interview
1) They are nor all masterpieces. There are two masterpieces -- the Vermeer and The Storm -- and then a lot of random stuff.
2) The $500 million figure is based on a tentative auction value for the two actual masterpieces, since the rest together are woth perhap $10 million. Even if the Vermeer sells for $250 million - very plausible -- and the Storm for $150 million, we are still $100 million under this $500 million number.
3) There are at least 100 "Indiana Jones's of the art world" running wound.
4) The thieves missed many items of far greater value -- a Titian, several Michelangelos, and Asian ornaments made of sapphire and gold.
5) They are not now nor have they ever been in Ireland. The IRA had nothing to do with this. This guy is a charlatan.
6) Interpol includes stolen and looted antiquities in its estimate -- not just musuem art.
7) Whatever "leads" he claims to have have been throroughly investigated years ago.
Sebastian, do you have jealousy issues?