Isabella Stewart Gardner Heist: Finding The Missing Work

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Finding the missing can be a huge challenging, but when its millions of dollars work its extremely difficult. In Isabella Stewart Gardner Heist: 25 Years of Theories, it states, "The theft was big news then and remains so today as it nears its 25th anniversary." The missing work isn't easy to find in a year or two, it takes a very long time. The criminals are very clever to leave very little detail that can lead the police to them. Also in the same passage it states, "I have gathered hundreds of investigative documents and photos, interviewed scores of criminals and crackpots, and met with dozens of federal and municipal law enforcement officials and museum executives." There wasn’t just a few investigative documents, there was hundreds. A

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