FBI Discovers New Information on 23-Year Old Boston Museum Heist Mystery


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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recently announced that they now know who was behind the cunning theft of 13 art pieces from Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.

The FBI hasn’t stated any suspects, but is on the trail of the theft. The case is a 23-year old mystery and the Gardner Museum is offering a $5-million reward for the return of the paintings. The stolen haul was valued at $500 million.

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