What Happened Inside The Gardner Museum During The Heist
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- In the early morning of March 18, 1990, two thieves walked into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and walked out with 13 pieces of art. Today, those artworks have never been recovered.
In "Last Seen," a podcast about the Gardner heist, we try to find out why: wbur.org/lastseen
It was an inside job. The thieves were probably employed by the museum at one time or maybe the guards at that time helped the thieves, but it definetly looks like an inside job. No thief spends that much time at the crime scene, unless, they are confident no one is gonna bother them because they know the routine. It's a crime scene just any, but the thieves are not.
I think same!! Somebody that use to work in the museum at the time is involved in this!!
The guards where totally secured so
Thank you!!! Its pretty obvious it was an inside job
It is a beautiful and extremely interesting place.Remarkable and very beautiful
Sure. It was well known among mobsters in the 1980s that the Gardner Museum was susceptible to a heist. And sure enough..
I think the theifs spoke with the security guard, thats why it took so long time to leave and so on. The security guard was helping them!
Too many suspicious actions with the guards. I was stunned to read FBI and others dismiss the involvement of the guards. Perhaps that a ploy to have them let their guard down.
How come they never mention the door that is behind the sea of Galilee? I personally called the Gardner museum and asked Anthony Amore where that door LED to and he told me it led to a lab. Isn't it possible that for 40 minutes when they were not detected that the thieves were actually inside the building taking artwork to the lab to be taken somewhere else later?
I don't see a door...O.o
Na they where rolling the paintings up in the spot they'd laid them all out to be packed for a while.
@Caligula That isn't the case, some of them might be resistant to being rolled but with enough force it is possible.
@@merlinmediagroup then what’s the point. The painting is worthless now.... that’s like saying your gonna steal a lambo and remove its engine...or steal a high value Pokémon card and fold it in your pocket..
And you don’t think the police and museum staff bothered to check the lab?
No way they're coming back. They don't exist anymore.
at 2:28 am i bet they took the time to change out of the uniforms before leaving at 2:41?
It's probable that all the stolen pieces have been widely dispersed and are now stored in private vaults around the world. Sorry, but after so many years and no sightings of these coveted pieces, they will likely never be seen by anyone but the unscrupulous ( and obviously very wealthy ) buyers ever again in our lifetimes.
True could be
They are meant to be in Ireland.
@@dailyamusing235 *Northern Ireland.
i think they are in 13 locations now...They didn't take some of the large paintings as it wouldn't fit in their car
The most frustrating thing is that security was so bad. You have billions of dollars of art, why was there not top of the line, up to date security technology and why are you hiring college hippies to guard it? I feel bad that they where stolen but it's kind of on the museum directors as well.
Absolutely. It was known for years among mobsters that the museum was vulnerable to a possible heist. The fact they spent 81 minutes in the museum proved their point. Meticulous planning on the mobsters behalf certainly paid off.
I think it was a different time. I use to go in several museums where no one paid attention because at the time no one would have done such a thing. Now of course it is a common day occurrence.
The woman who owned it she left a will saying she didn't want changes made they did get security but not top notch security
*Why is there a resurgence in this story today, in Sept 2019? Why am I getting multiple Gardner vids in my recommendations all of a sudden? Are they about to be found?*
Dude, it was the largest art hiest ever...stop complaining already and deleate the video from your notifications...no one wants to hear you whine!
@@whosyourdaddy4579 Hey fuckface, I wasn't whining. But since I have to explain it, I got multiple separate notifications about DIFFERENT videos about the Gardner, with no apparent reason. I was genuinely asking if there was some development, or if it was in the news, or if there's some other explanation. I don't want to hear your fucking whining, so please stop breathing.
now it's on netflix
@@andybaldman Definitely check out the new documentary on Netflix if you haven't already. It's called 'This is a Robbery'. It's the most detailed documentary on the subject I've seen and they used photos and videos that I'd never seen in all my obsessive reading/watching on this subject. :D
@@erik_carter_art Thanks!
Back in my day we stole 500mil worth of paintings and we’re gonna sell it for 8mil
F*ck you! You think you're "funny" witch!?
None 250 million half price like food stamps lol
Bonjour,
Selon le FERMATON ( La plus petite unité de la conscience humaine) et la loi d'équilibre d'Einstein, mathématiquement les 13 toiles volées au musée Gardner se retrouvent à l'intérieure d'un cercle de rayon 3 miles à partir du musée Gardner étant le centre du cercle.
Dr Clovis Simard
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"Good luk"
Looking in Saudit Arabia 😉
Kuch Bhi khao... But esmme ek aam aadmi se lekar government, FBI, CBI SB KA haath tha eesme... In my point of view....
I have these pictures, I do not need a reward. I have already burned one, you can watch the video, there will be a sequel.