Dive into the Mystery: Crime & Canvas Podcast - First 5 Episodes OUT NOW!

This is Suzanne Kenney, and I'm thrilled to update you on the Crime & Canvas podcast! Launched in early June, we've already begun to take you deep into a personal journey that will ultimately lead to the infamous 1990 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Art Heist.

And this week, the plot thickens even further! We're excited to announce the release of TWO BRAND NEW EPISODES, continuing our unraveling of a billion-dollar art crime and the powerful forces protecting its secrets.

Catch Up on the Story So Far: The First 5 Episodes Are Live!

Ready to immerse yourself in the puzzle? Start listening today and witness how the pieces of this billion-dollar art crime began to fit together.

• Episode 1: Unveiling Mary’s Story and Koch’s Deception
  Discover how a deeply personal act of betrayal against my mother unexpectedly led me to Frederick R. Koch, a man who entered her life at a flea market, selling master artworks, and eventually revealed himself to be a deceptive billionaire. Listen Now on Crime & Canvas Podcast

• Episode 2: The Artworks—Van Gogh, Picasso, Manet, Calder, and Jane Peterson We delve into the stunning collection of masterpieces my mother unknowingly acquired. Hear about the incredible pieces by legendary artists that became central to this astonishing true crime story. Listen Now on Crime & Canvas Podcast

• Episode 3: The Notes’ Connection
  Uncover the power of ordinary scraps of paper – the handwritten notes from Mr. Koch himself. These scattered details hold crucial clues, exposing the art knowledge of the alleged perpetrator and linking the artwork to his scheme. Listen Now on Crime & Canvas Podcast

• Episode 4: Suzanne’s Research and Miami Discoveries
  Join me as my active research begins, leading to surprising connections in Miami's art world. Witness the chilling revelations that confirm "Ed Koch" as Frederick R. Koch. Listen Now on Crime & Canvas Podcast

• Episode 5: The Authentication Challenges
  Experience the most frustrating part of this journey: the relentless battle to authenticate these multi-million dollar artworks. Despite documented evidence, I faced unyielding resistance and closed doors, revealing a systemic effort to suppress the truth. Listen Now on Crime & Canvas Podcast

What's Coming Next? Don't Miss These Explosive Episodes!

The story only gets deeper and more revealing. Get ready for upcoming episodes that will peel back further layers of this astonishing true crime:

• Episode 6: The 1991 Fire Tantrum & The Timeline
  Dive into the explosive events of 1991: a shocking murder, a devastating London fire, and the critical timeline that reveals a billionaire's panic and a desperate attempt to control the narrative.
  

• Episode 7: The Checklist, The Heist, Solved
  This is it. Uncover the ingenious "checklist" hidden in plain sight – the deliberate art sales that mirror the stolen Gardner masterpieces and definitively solve the largest art heist in history.
  

• Episode 8: Media Silence & The Cover-Up: Overcoming Bias and Fabrication
  Confront the systemic forces silencing the truth. We expose the media's complicity, the institutional bias, and the gaslighting tactics used to dismiss a billion-dollar crime as "fabricated."
  

• Episode 9: The Cambridge, Woolworth, The Simpsons', and Teri Horton's Clues
  The web expands. Explore uncanny parallels from a Simpsons episode, the surprising Woolworth heist connection, Cambridge University's selective silence, and the resonant struggle of Teri Horton – all pointing to a broader pattern of high-level cultural theft and systemic bias.
  

• Episode 10: The Invisible Empire Exposed: AI Confirms, Community Rises
  The grand finale. We expose the vast "Invisible Empire" and the immense power of the Koch brothers that has protected the powerful, how AI validates the truth, and issue a rallying cry for the community to finally break through the silence and demand justice.
  

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Proof from the Past: Our Story Has Always Been Consistent

For over two decades, my family's story has remained unchanged. As tangible proof, I've just added a scan of a 2002 eBay listing for one of the Picasso paintings my mother received from "Mr. Koch." Even back then, the listing clearly stated the painting was sold to her in around the time period we are claiming.  In 1992/1993 (for a time we weren't sure if it was 1991/1992 or 1992/1993, we discuss this more in the Crime and Canvas Podcast Episode 5) by a man named "Mr. Koch." It also stated it was formerly owned by H. Leeds. We didn't know his true identity as Frederick R. Koch then, but the core story is exactly the same as I'm sharing today. This isn't a new claim; it's a consistent truth. (As a seller with over 3,100 positive reviews with 100% positive feedback on eBay, transparency and integrity have always been paramount to me.)
This proves we didn't fabricate this story to come after Frederick R. Koch, or to use Frederick R. Koch's name to authenticate this art. We would have been using his name back in 2002.

See the eBay listing screenshot for yourself below:

Suzanne has been actively making claims of solving the heist since June 21, 2012 to ROBERT WITTMAN (did nothing) and the fire January 24, 2011 to JULIAN RADCLIFFE (did nothing). 

Discovered Mr. Koch was Frederick R. Koch August of 2010. No cease and desist.
15 years of being undisputed!

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

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