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Art Crimes & Cover Ups

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Crime & Canvas

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Drowning in secrets and art, this tale follows a daughter’s journey to solve her mother’s story of mysterious encounters with a stranger.

Crime & Canvas is a true story, containing art and handwritten notes that have been pieced together by a daughter wedged in the middle of a 1990s mystery. It all started with her mother working at a flea market in an obscure town in southern Florida who was approached by a stranger. This stranger just happened to be a guilt-ridden, billionaire, art thief. In an attempt to make right with the art world and fix his wrongdoings, he sold off authentic paintings from artists like Van Gogh and Picasso for only a few dollars to her mother.

Little did anyone know that those interactions and that art would soon catapult into something much deeper and darker. A fake death, media corruption, and crimes committed like the ones shown in films became a reality.

A reality where secrets come to light and some of the world’s largest unsolved art crimes would be solved.

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My mother (Mary) has been waiting a long time for her story to be heard. Her birthday is January 31st, which is only a couple of days a way - she is going to be 80 years old! I have been standing up for this story on at least a weekly basis for the past 13 years.

Please assist in getting this story heard so that my mother can finally celebrate the truth of her story and all that it has solved!

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Mary's Art Encounters Solved The Art Crimes Below

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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum ART Heist

March 18, 1990

In 2012, this 1990 crime was solved by Suzanne while researching her mother, Mary's, 1991/1992 art encounters. Suzanne reported her findings to the FBI in June 2012 and nine months later on March 18, 2013, the FBI announced they now know the names of the two men that did the heist, but refused to release the name of the billionaire - Frederick R. Koch and his companion, John Olsen.

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James Bourlet and Sons Storage ART Fire

October 7, 1991

Most of the belongings in this fire were owned by Frederick R. Koch. The fire occurred 13 days after Robert Donati was discovered murdered. Mr. Donati was murdered because of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum art heist. A few weeks after this fire, a Mr. Koch arrived in Mary's life and began teaching her about the art world. Which is shown in the notes written on Koch's visits with Mary.

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Mr. Koch Sold Mary Artwork By

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Mary recognizes Frederick R. Koch from the photo below as the Mr. Koch that sold her the artwork!

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Stolen Charles Darwin Notebooks

Suzanne believes it’s possible that the Tree of Life notepads were stolen by or for Frederick's brother, David Koch's Hall of Human Origins Exhibit completed in 2010 at the Smithsonian. The Exhibit even has a Charles Darwin statue.

David Koch quote "It seems to me what's amazing is how much Darwin got right 150 years ago. It's staggering what he got right. He got enormously more right on evolution than what he got wrong." (read it here)

Watch the video below for a presentation on why Suzanne made this connection.

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