The Martin Institute Welcomes FBI Agent and Author Geoffrey Kelly
The guest speaker explores his work investigating the famous Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist.
About the Program
On March 18, 1990, thirteen works of art were plucked from the walls of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston by two men posing as police officers. Thirteen Perfect Fugitives tells the true story of the world’s largest art heist. The book was written by Geoffrey Kelly, an FBI agent who worked on the case. As one of the original members of the FBI’s elite Art Crime Team, Kelly has managed numerous high-profile cases throughout his career and recovered more than $100 million worth of stolen artwork and cultural property.
During this event, Kelly will discuss his book and draw on more than three decades of experience in state and federal law enforcement.
This event is sponsored by Stonehill College's Martin Institute for Law & Society.