FBI pursues clue in Paris to art theft
Works said to be held by executive
Pursuing a possible lead on the whereabouts of priceless artwork stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in 1990, two FBI agents flew to Paris this week to meet with French prosecutors who are pressing a case against a wealthy executive who acquired an appreciation of fine art while amassing an entertainment empire. (Full article: 652 words)
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