The Biggest Art Heist Ever

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At a museum in Boston, empty frames still hang on the walls — thirty-six years later. Nobody's taken them down. This is the biggest art theft in history, and here's the strange part: we know almost everything. We know two men in police uniforms talked their way in at 1:24 a.m. the night after St. Patrick's Day. We know they had 81 minutes and cut thirteen priceless works straight out of their frames — a Vermeer, three Rembrandts, five Degas. We know who the FBI suspects (both died within a year). The reward is $10 million and the statute of limitations has expired — return them and you face no charge. In 36 years, that hasn't been enough. Some mysteries aren't a missing answer.