New development in Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist 

it's unbelievable that he had nothing to do with it. he let someone in the night before, he opened that door, and he was in the blue room. not to mention he let them in! looks guilty as hell.

Makes sense

Or had worked security at the some point.

​@@nancymilawski1048 yup

And they could have stayed in there for 5+ hours if they wanted, no one knew until the morning workers got in

cia psyop?

polygraph tests are not an accurate measure of if someone is lying or not. There has been many cases where criminals who are very good at masking lies pass them with flying colours.

Watch the Netflix series he took a lie detector test

It’s been awhile since I listened to the Boston Globe series podcast (Last Seen), but I believe the authorities thought the guard was more into holding wild parties than being in on the heist himself. Doesn’t mean that someone couldn’t have used him without him being fully cognizant of what was going on.

I doubt rick is behind it. He’s a pretty nice guy.

You're an idiot. Suspects are only people who have been caught committing a crime. There are PLENTY of criminals who do very specific jobs, are paid very well and rarely get caught. So why would their photos be there?

Numerous, not enumerate

Thanks Lost...luckily you knew exactly what I meant, what did you think of the actual comment i put ?

They were threatened. And also, they were promised a reward if they kept their mouth shut too. I’m sure they could ID the perps but they made a calculated decision to not risk their lives or family lives. Whether the risk was real or not, that is not relevant as the guards would not truly know

Very possible none of the suspects are right

Nnnnah. Ik who did it

There’s a 10 million dollar reward

I sent the details to the museum, but it's a inside job and they know I was right.

​@@justinmckee2256 yup 10 million

...and his name is? Did dead Rick know him?

That older man, in charge of operation, is db cooper. 200% with his sons. Humans are creature of habit buy actions he wrote The Ransom note to the art museum just like he did with DB Cooper taunting them and laughing at them he didn't want the money in either case why pull off a robbery or a burglary like that and not sell anything anywhere worldwide it's untraceable art not only is the United States government looking for it but other countries will put your head off and cut it off just to have possession of it

In reality art is not worth anything it's a piece of paper that was made by some person many years ago why is it millions of dollars

13 pieces of art most of them were cut out or destroyed why does it take 81 minutes to decide what to steal you've already staked it out you know what you're going to take it shouldn't take an hour and a half that means that they took time to bury the art in the basement

If you were those guys actually doing the robbery why would you go into a room take a piece of art roll it up bring it out to the car come back and go for another piece roll it up and then take it out to the car( it looks by the timing of an hour and a half ,that day individually would have removed each piece ) not that heavy for 2 guys.why not bundle. Even then, 30 mins max........its a burglary of secured area, supv. Call....possible cameras hooked to police...anyways....NOT 1 HR 20 MINS. They went back down to the basement to tell the security that they would reward them to keep their mouths shut why even go back down to the basement you got the art get the f*** out of there but no they were hanging out way too long this is a burial on property if this was an action movie I miss starred Indiana Jones he would be looking for that buried treasure it's buried in the basement of the art museum all but three items the vase the Napoleon flag top and the sketch of the guy at the cafe