Results: The preeminent ARTful dodgers

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist took place early in the morning of March 18, 1990 in Boston, Massachusetts. Paintings and other items with a combined value of more than $500 million were stolen. Had you heard of it prior to this survey?

The FBI recently released surveillance video from about 24 hours before the robbery. It is possibly a dry run by the thieves. And the FBI merely refers to the person on the tape as a person of interest. Have you seen this video?

Renowned art thief Myles J. Connor Jr claims he planned the theft, but was incarcerated before being able to carry it out. He says he knows who did it and that they are both dead. One of a heart attack. One found beheaded in the trunk of his own car. Do you think he is right about the perpetrators?

The FBI claims they know who stole the artwork. They will not reveal the identities or current status of the suspects. The Bureau claims they tracked the art for several years, but eventually lost track of it. The statute of limitations has ran out on this crime. Do you think any of the stolen works will ever be recovered?

There is a reward of up to $5 million for information that leads to the recovery of the stolen items. Do you know where any of the stolen works are located?