5 Part Series

There will be a total of 5 newsletters sent tonight. Let's hope we can't paint the picture... 

We have a special new member receiving these emails today (they know who they are). VERY IMPORTANT. Let's see, I have the FBI, national and international law enforcement, the Gardner Museum, Lloyds of London, Sotheby's, Christie's, several large museums, Cambridge University, Robert Wittman, The Art Loss Register, MANY news organizations that have received and opened these emails since 2021. 

A complete picture is essential for a proper evaluation. To truly judge the theory I’m presenting, it’s important to have access to and consider all the information we’ve gathered.

I assert that Frederick R. Koch and John Olsen perpetrated the 1990 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum art heist, the largest art heist in history. What’s crucial to understand is that I solved this case by deciphering the deliberate reasoning behind Frederick R. Koch’s artwork selections during his visits with my mother. His choices, I argue, were purposeful, and I have uncovered that purpose.

Above Sotheby's Authentication documents proves the time period this took place.
Below shows the handwritten notes between Mary and Mr. Koch where he states Washington Storage is where he got the Jane Peterson. To contact Ned Mathews or his brother - according to Florida Sunbiz documents this is who owned Washington Storage. They eventually sold it and it is now the Wolfsonian Museum in Miami.
The first note below is all in Mr. Koch's handwriting.

Below is the Sunbiz document with a Mr. Koch in the art world in Miami. Next is another official document with same name. The next image shows the relation of the addresses Mr. Koch used. Which is the address for the MOCA in Miami with a property value in 2009 of over $11 million dollars. Connecting Koch name to it - using Ed Koch same name being used with my mother. I have researched extensively and there is no other Koch family with such wealth. Click images for larger view.

Above are newspaper articles showing Jane Peterson was sold at Washington Gallery as indicated in Mary's handwritten notes.

Stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum on March 18, 1990:

• Vermeer (Dutch artist) painting of man seated looking at paintings
• Éduardo Manet painting (Man in a Hat)
• 5 pen & pencil drawings
• Bird Finial
• Rembrandts & MORE!

How does the above list of stolen items connect to what was sold to Mary in 1991/1992? Read below... The answer to why he selected the pieces he did to sell them to some unsuspecting person who could benefit in a rewarding way and return to the art world what was taken only in a different way. People do strange things, rich or poor. But one thing is for sure: this story is true. 

Art Connecting To Art

Alexander Calder | Camille Bombois |  Édouard Manet | Jane Peterson | Jim Cassel | Kees van Dongen |  Pablo Picasso | Vincent van Gogh

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