FBI Tracking Down Art from 1990 Boston Heist

Attempting to recover the work

Reason Staff | 3.19.2013 9:08 AM

The FBI believes it has identified the thieves who stole 13 artworks from Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in 1990 in the costliest art theft in US history and asked for anyone who had seen the paintings to contact the bureau.

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FBI Tracking Down Art from 1990 Boston Heist

Attempting to recover the work

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