First, I want to state the pattern of the suspect's behavior:

1. He allegedly stole the Charles Darwin Notebooks from Cambridge University because he couldn't buy them.

2. He allegedly stole the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (ISGM) artwork because he couldn't buy them.

This reveals a clear and concerning pattern of stealing what he can't buy.

Imagine the difference if Cambridge University had stepped forward. Didn't they know about the will? I obviously just found the critical terms of the will on 11/30/2025.

Can Harvard call Cambridge University in London and ask them if a Koch did it?

Pablo Picasso

Frederick R. Koch sold Mary four original Pablo Picasso artwork, one pencil drawing, two ink drawings, and one painting. We only have photographs of three, and they are shown below. 

Mary was visited by Mr. Koch who sold her artwork at her flea market booth in Okeechobee, FL over several months and many visits. Starting in November of 1991 to around March of 1992. Stating the damage on the artwork was from it being saved from a fire at an art storage warehouse. 

Over the years, Suzanne (Mary's daughter) researched in depth each of the artists her mother had purchased. Below is Suzanne's research for the Pablo Picasso painting.

Suzanne believes she found the location of the painting. Same location Andre Derain painted. See the information below:

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 drawings my mother received from "Mr. Koch."

Even back then, the listing clearly stated the drawing 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 3,300 positive reviews 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. I have the original documents for this listing (including the FedEx receipt). See the eBay listing screenshot for yourself below:

🚨 DAILY NEWSLETTER SUMMARY: DAY 6 OF THE COUNTDOWN

The ISGM Cover-Up: Fiduciary Failure & $1.3B Risk

This newsletter serves as a public report on the fiduciary failure of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (ISGM) Board of Trustees, which risks the forfeiture of the entire estate to Harvard University.

• The Problem: The ISGM Board is allegedly complicit in a "Theft as Purchase" scheme, securing their silence with a secret Koch family payoff. This was done to bypass Isabella Gardner's strict will.

• The Proof of Breach: The Board's failure is documented by their decades-long inaction on a credible lead and their hostile, retaliatory behavior (the "Heywood Jablomey" harassment) when questioned about the Koch donation.

• The Stakes: This breach entitles Harvard to claim the entire Trust, including the endowment and the recovered artwork—a total value of over $1.3 billion.

• The Ultimatum: We are not waiting. This action is only finally happening because of my determination. We demand Harvard file suit immediately to claim the assets and validate my mother's 30-year story.

My mother's story and my relentless, 15+-year determination got us here. We forced the system to listen by finding a legal threat it cannot ignore. This moment, where one woman's determination can trigger a multi-billion dollar legal and institutional reckoning, is the final victory over the wall of silence.

I stand proud sharing my mother's story and my journey to share it.

#NEVERGIVEUP

Thank you,
Suzanne Kenney
Web Developer (Websites by Suzanne), Creator (Suzanne's eBoutique), Book Author (Crime & Canvas), Podcaster (Crime & Canvas Podcast), Investigative Reporter (UHV.news), Blogger, TheArtworkStory.com

The Final Theory is Public: The Crime and Canvas Podcast, Episode 11: The Commissioned Heist: Revenge, Guilt, and the Final Solution, is now live. It reveals the final motive, the full checklist, the $1.3 billion forfeiture risk, and the "Heywood Jablomey" proof of the Board's breach. Listen Now (Click Here).

You can listen to all 11 episodes on the following platforms:
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and of course you can listen with your favorite player using our RSS Feed.

You can also listen to each episode directly at CrimeAndCanvasPodcast.com, which includes the full transcript and direct links to all documented evidence. I highly recommend you listen there, as you can follow along with the proof as you hear the full story. The choice to listen, to engage with the truth, is no longer just an option. It is a necessity. I am wheel hear me squeak. :-)

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!

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