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  • ART THEFT: Vincenzo Peruggia

    ART THEFT: Vincenzo Peruggia
    Nov 9 2026
    On 21 August 1911, house painter Vincenzo Peruggia removed the Mona Lisa from the wall of the Louvre in Paris and carried it to his rented room, where it remained hidden for over two years. A fingerprint matching Peruggia had been held in Paris police files before the theft, yet investigators never connected it to him during the initial inquiry. Whether Peruggia acted alone, or was directed by a third party who intended to profit from forged copies, has never been formally confirmed or closed.

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    44 min
  • MISSING: Martin Krugman

    MISSING: Martin Krugman
    Nov 7 2026
    In December 1978, a crew tied to organized crime stole roughly 5 million dollars in cash and nearly 1 million dollars in jewels from the Lufthansa cargo vault at JFK Airport in Queens, New York, in what became the largest cash robbery at a United States airport at that time. Only one person, a cargo supervisor named Louis Werner, was ever convicted in connection with the robbery, and the stolen proceeds have never been recovered. The identities of the gunmen who entered the vault and the whereabouts of the stolen cash and jewels remain unknown.

    Anyone with information about the unrecovered proceeds from the December 11, 1978 Lufthansa robbery at JFK Airport should contact the FBI New York Field Office at 1-800-225-5324.

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    46 min
  • MURDERED: Brian Perry & Solly Nahome

    MURDERED: Brian Perry & Solly Nahome
    Nov 5 2026
    In November 1996, Brian Perry and Solly Nahome were shot dead in separate incidents in London, their deaths linked by investigators to disputes over proceeds from the 1983 Brink's-Mat gold robbery at Heathrow Airport. Decades later, both murders remain unsolved, four of the original six robbers have never been identified in court, and roughly half the value of the stolen gold has never been formally traced. Anyone with information about the murders of Brian Perry, Solly Nahome, or John Palmer, or the identities of the unidentified robbers, is asked to contact Metropolitan Police at 101 or Kent Police at 101.

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    45 min
  • HEIST: Jack Mills

    HEIST: Jack Mills
    Nov 2 2026
    On 7 August 1963, a gang of thieves stopped the Glasgow-to-London overnight mail train at Bridego Railway Bridge in Buckinghamshire and stole approximately £2.6 million in used banknotes, striking the train driver Jack Mills in the process. More than sixty years later, the identities of at least two men present at the bridge that night remain unestablished in any court record, and the majority of the stolen money has never been recovered. What unravelled one of the most meticulously planned raids in British criminal history was not police work but the gang's own failure to destroy the evidence they left behind.
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    48 min
  • HEIST: Hatton Garden Safe Deposit

    HEIST: Hatton Garden Safe Deposit
    Oct 31 2026
    Over Easter weekend in April 2015, a gang of ageing thieves drilled through a reinforced vault wall at Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Ltd in London and forced open dozens of safe-deposit boxes, stealing tens of millions of pounds in jewellery and cash. Several men were convicted and sentenced, but the bulk of the stolen property has never been recovered and the identities of all those who received the proceeds remain unknown. The case remains open in one essential respect: where the stolen property is now.

    Anyone who rented a box at Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Ltd and lost property in the April 2015 raid is asked to contact the Metropolitan Police Service on 101, or the City of London Police on 020 7601 2222.
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    47 min
  • HEIST: Antwerp Diamond Center

    HEIST: Antwerp Diamond Center
    Oct 29 2026
    In February 2003, a gang broke into the Antwerp Diamond Center vault over a single weekend and emptied at least 109 of its secure deposit boxes, making off with an estimated $100 million in diamonds, cash, and documents. One man was convicted as ringleader, but three accomplices were tried only in absentia and have never been publicly identified, and the stolen goods have never been officially recovered. The case remains open in Belgium on the question of who Speedy, Finesse, and Monster really are.

    Anyone with information about the unrecovered Antwerp diamonds or the identities of the three unidentified accomplices is asked to contact the Antwerp Federal Judicial Police at +32 3 338 98 11.
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    47 min
  • MURDERED: The Moore Family

    MURDERED: The Moore Family
    Oct 26 2026
    On the night of June 9, 1912, eight people were killed in their beds inside a locked home on East Second Street in Villisca, Iowa. Despite more than a century of investigations, two criminal trials, and competing theories involving local figures and traveling strangers, no one has ever been convicted. The identity of the killer remains unknown, and key physical evidence has never been forensically tested.

    Anyone with information about the deaths of the Moore family and the Stillinger sisters in Villisca, Montgomery County, Iowa, in June 1912 is urged to contact the Iowa Cold Case Unit at 515-725-6010.
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    44 min
  • MURDERED: The Gruber Family

    MURDERED: The Gruber Family
    Oct 24 2026
    In March 1922, six people were found bludgeoned on the remote Hinterkaifeck farm near Waidhofen, Bavaria, including the farmer Andreas Gruber, his wife, their widowed daughter, two grandchildren, and a maid who had arrived only the day before. Evidence of a hidden occupant in the attic and signs that someone tended the livestock after the killings pointed to a perpetrator who may have lived among the victims undetected, yet no one was ever charged and the case remains unsolved more than a century later.

    Anyone with documents, letters or family records relating to the Gruber or Gabriel families or the farm at Hinterkaifeck is encouraged to contact the Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv in Munich, Germany.
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    45 min