The Greatest Art Heist In History | Daring Capers S1 EP1 | Wonder 

this documentary is much better than the 4-hour long and 4-episodes Netflix documentary. too many unnecessary interviews. 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

I like these shows

The Dumbest Security Guards!!!! Is the New Name of this episode.

I think the protagonist was not in that area. They must be in alienate country. First is the destruction, the second is the kind of painting. Why it is selective.

Its in some drug lords house or in a Saudi Arabian prince

> 1990 > March 18th 1:00am 0_0 I'm going to be born in a couple hours

Every time the FBI gets involved the case is never solved... D.B. Cooper this heist, etc...

I heard rumors the were on there way to Switzerland! On Swiss air 111 heavy the plane that crashed on September 2 1998. On the plane was other artwork and millions in diamonds.

How foolish they were to let in any person. They must have some sense not to, foolish. They are lot more criminals.

Every heist is the greatest! Lol!

Who would buy stolen art u can’t even show it off to avoid getting caught what’s the point

That is a shame. Especially when all the FBI had to do was put a clause into the immunity deal that said if the paintings were not returned, then the deal was void. Sometimes they just get to greedy.

Just a fun fact, but you see them rolling the the paintings up? Well if you were to actually roll a painting it should be rolled with the paint side out because if not it causes chipping and cracking

Well I don't understand is this. During an art heist say a person steals several Van Gogh paintings for example. Say they stole these things from a museum or a private collector. There was obviously be a record of these paintings having belonged in this museum or belonging to this collector. So finding a buyer must be very difficult. You have to find someone who is okay with buying stolen artwork. Meaning that they the buyer can't really show it off in their home. I love art but I'm not sure that I would spend millions of dollars buying artwork that I couldn't share with my friends and family and that I would have to hide. At least every time someone comes over to the house because no matter who you are not everybody you know is a criminal even if you are and most of the people you know are. There is always at least a few people that aren't involved in illegal activity and would probably turn you in. That's why I don't understand about stealing artwork is because it's so traceable. If it disappears from a museum and it ends up at your friend's house it's pretty simple to understand how it got there.

As an Artist that dull knife cut on them paintings got me upset

Multi million dollar art museum and pay the unqualified security guards $6.85 an hour..... Smart move on management's part!! 🤣

Only problem business hate to spend on security.

This series is gonna be a good one!!!

The word underworld informants just sounds cool

Connor had the art works. That's for sure. Authorities and Gardner museum were too stupid not negotiating with Connor. Surely those art pieces are now lost forever

Some the best art I have ever seen was painted by people who get paid around $ 500.00 to $1000 for one portrait.

This mini doc is laughable, they got all kinds of things wrong, the guards were never maced, they weren’t in the same room together, there wasn’t a struggle with the robbers, far from it, they were actually considerate to the guards and asked them multiple times if they were comfortable

Where does wonder get all these documentaries?

They had plenty of hours ! Why cut them out knowing they’ll lose value the moment they sliced them from the frames ?

Those criminals were so dumb! They stole things they couldn't sell!

Egos getting involved ruined the great chance of getting these beautiful priceless pieces back smfh. As a artist I'm appalled that they didn't put in a better effort to recover all the works.

A million dollar reward for 260 Million worth of art work.

Whoa whoa whoa cut the tape......did he just say that painting can have insurance.....thats not fair that u can do that but ppl on a bicycle rideing in the road like a car doesnt have to cary insurance......if that loser on the bike make me wreck he any paying for it so i say tell them ppl that wana b a professional bicyclist that ur not a car n get the F out of the main roads its a real problem where i live in florida aka flor-duhh

Although the art was privately owned this feels very personal. Art that beautiful and rare is priceless and was on display for all to enjoy. It’s a lovely museum. So devastating!!

I only like heist when they get away with it.

cut million dollar paintings from their frames & damaging the irreplaceable paintings is foolish!!! when you can be on your way with the painting attached to it's frame??? if it has to be cut then dismantle the frame by an experienced frame technician after the robber has left their crime scene!!! stealing or robbery ain't that easy afterall!!! consequences always catch on!!! but the mockery of a successful robbery is always embarrassing!!!

200 mil for freaking Artwork?🤦🏽‍♂️

25:30

As a kid, my mother used to take me to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. It's a gorgeous place and my favorite museum; after some horrid Curator stole all of the treasures out of the Metropolitan Museum in NYC to build some joke called The American Room which is actually nothing more than an empty connecting hallway. This theft is part of the New World Order; the rich looting the public of everything from Met treasures to the attempted theft of the New York Thruway; and in particular, anything of educational value; like letting ALEC into our school systems. What happened to all of those valuable art treasures that once graced the Met and belonged to the public? I believe they were all given to Randolph Hearst to decorate his personal tribute to his narcissistic ego: Hearst Castle out in California.

At least the reporter came out on top. Some say the pen is mightier than the sword. LOL

I suspect there are egos involved. This is my take: Transport ahead one hundred years. The thieves, the journalist, the police, everyone involved in the museum are all dead. Now (ie the future) the works are lost to the human race. There is a point where you have to admit defeat. Yes your principles are violated. But in my humble opinion the real villains are those who had it within their grasp to recover these treasures but failed to do so. Yes some petty criminals have got away with it - but the reality is that the artworks are lost.

He only shows one painting who would trust the nut

those guys robbing that museum they are not very smart and art worthy considering they left the most expensive and valuable paintings behind still hanging on the walls. lol it wasn't rocket science when I saw what they took.

Whos heirs a long haired grunge metal guy to protect 100 millions of dollars in art?

There is a fictional book. The art forger. It's fantastic

1:11 You hear how the narrator chuckles at the lack of security furnished by The Gardner that night? Even he’s not surprised they got hit... 🤣🤣🤣

Art is a money laundering scam

"DRUNK HISTORY" did it better

I'm so confused like how did it not pull truck up when they had all that time the artwork is so gone from that day nothing has been recovered the guys are dead I know of two this is a good I love it

The narrator chuckled when he said 2500 masterpieces were in their hands just after the $6.85/hour.

BBC Documentary

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Something doesnt smell wrigth in this story.

I read that the Vermeer painting The Concert they stole is the most valuable painting in history valued at $250 Million Dollars. Not have inside cameras, better silent alarm systems and an unarmed 23 year old security guard sounds like the museum owners wanted to be robbed for the insurance.

ALR WATCHED

The guard - the pothead who had his head duct taped - HAD to be in on it. It infuriates me that Rembrandt's only seascape is lost to the world. It's been burned or is in some landfill.

A million dollar reward for some silly old paintings waist of money.

There's a four part series on Netflix on this art heist. This is a robbery i believe that's the name of it.

The stock footage in this documentary was so annoying. They didn't even try to make things look like they do in real life. They even cut away to an image of "the museum" and it was some totally random looking building that was not the Isabella Steward Gardner museum. Without a doubt, the worst documentary on this subject I've seen. xD

damn 14 items and its 250 million

What the hell…. What a stupid story. Nothing on the end…

4th...Glory to Glorzo

Because there was a big fish.

crazy story

I'm not finished watching the video but I'm sure I'm not the only one suspecting the guards were in on it.

Conor mc gregor

Why is there even a Rembrandt there, not where it belongs...

For once, the ending was different..!

If it's an unsolved case what's the point in watching it? I'm outta here...

Guys, where do you think the art could be today ? Someone said in a landfill ! I don’t believe it ! I can’t imagine them going inside to steal paintings 🖼 without knowing EXACTLY who they were selling to prior !

Could anyone tell me where can i find the part two of season 1?

Wait so ur not supposed to cut the painting out of the frame....woops i been doing it wrong my whole life

Is this the guy’s voice who does the hilariously narrated animal videos ??!

I'm just waiting on a real life Neil Cafferey

Third love your vid nice content

That slight laugh at 1:11 😂

First

Indeed

Best art I seen was a cop getting his brains blown out all over the street in front of me 🤣