Former FBI special agent Robert Wittman led the FBI’s National Art Crime Team in tracking art thieves and recovering more than $300 million in stolen art. From Rembrandt’s self-portrait to North Carolina’s missing Bill of Rights, Wittman restored scores of priceless works and artifacts to their rightful venues over his 20-year career. Join Wittman as he discusses cases that have headlined his career including his undercover work to unravel the $500-million-dollar theft from the Isabella Gardner Museum in Boston, considered the biggest art heist of the century.
This program is produced in partnership with the FBI Las Vegas Citizens Academy Alumni Association.
