Shortly after midnight on March 18, 1990, two men in police uniforms rang the buzzer at a side door of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston and said they were responding to a disturbance. A guard let them in, against instructions. The men handcuffed him and a second guard and left them bound in the basement. Over the following 81 minutes, the thieves moved through the galleries and took 13 objects. Among them were Vermeer's The Concert, two Rembrandt paintings including his only known seascape, a painting by Govaert Flinck, a Manet, five works by Degas, a Chinese bronze vessel and a bronze eagle finial. They drove away at 2:45 a.m. and have never been identified. The stolen works are valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars, and the case is regarded as the largest property theft in American history. Isabella Stewart Gardner's will requires the collection to remain as she arranged it, so the museum still hangs the empty frames. The FBI has said it believes a criminal organization in the northeast carried out the theft, and has named suspects who have since died. The museum's $10 million reward stands. Nothing has been recovered. Look at more amazing historical photos:

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Short-Term Holders are taking profits aggressively 👀 STH profit sent to exchanges surged to ~47.6K as Bitcoin approached $88K, one of the largest spikes on the chart. Profit-taking pressure is rising fast.

Short appreciation post to $ARB for breaking the L2 curse and showing that L2 tokens can have value. ARB is up ~123% in 30 days vs $OP ~18%. Arbitrum proved you CAN ACTUALLY monetize technical IP through Robinhood's fee sharing model. The DAO earned $6.19M in H1. Standard Chartered now gives ARB a $10 target by 2030. From ~$0.22 today... Their thesis is more banks and fintechs launch chains on Arbitrum -> more licensing revenue. But DAO revenue doesn't automatically reach $ARB holders. There's a DAO discussion asking for a plan connecting growing revenue to the token. but still early. Btw, OP could've probably done better if Base hadn't left the Superchain and ended its original revenue sharing deal.