**Boston Globe, March 18, 2025** — Current reward confirmed at $10 million. Kelly’s named suspects: Reissfelder and DiMuzio as the two who entered the museum; Carmello Merlino as likely organizer. 2013 FBI statement. Deaths of Reissfelder, DiMuzio, James Marks, and Donati in 1991. Robert Guarente and Robert Gentile. Jodi Cohen (FBI Boston SAC) confirming active investigation.
**A&E, updated July 2026** — Full list of 13 stolen works confirmed. Motion sensor log detail. 2015 FBI video. Myles Connor connection. Dutch Room restoration, reopening scheduled 2027. FBI named Reissfelder and DiMuzio as primary suspects in 2015.
**All That’s Interesting** — Detailed Abath account (wax mustache detail). Dodge Daytona detail. Reissfelder’s brother identifying *Chez Tortoni*. Guarente widow’s statement. 2012 Gentile search. Gentile polygraph failure. Gentile death September 17, 2021.
**LiveScience** — Complete itemized list of all 13 works with dimensions and dates. Museum’s separate $100,000 reward for eagle finial. Oldest object (Chinese bronze beaker) context.
**Wikipedia: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum** — Founder biography, *Concert* purchased 1892, Bernard Berenson, Willard T. Sears, opened January 1, 1903, will provisions, 2012 Renzo Piano wing ($118 million), reward doubled to $10 million in 2017.
**Wikipedia: The Storm on the Sea of Galilee** — Painted 1633. Rembrandt’s only known seascape. Rembrandt self-portrait included. Purchased 1898 for $6,000.
**The Collector / A&E** — *Landscape with an Obelisk* by Flinck once attributed to Rembrandt. Philadelphia connection: FBI stated 2013 that works moved through Connecticut and Philadelphia circa 2003–2004.
**EBSCO Research Starters** — Stolen art market estimated at $1–2 billion per year circa 1990. Myles Connor history. Bobby Donati confirmed stabbed September 1991.