Myles Connor was an up-and-coming rock and roller in Boston who also had a penchant for stealing art. After being caught red-handed with stolen paintings, he devised an unorthodox plan – he stole a Rembrandt painting from the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston to use as a bargaining chip to reduce his impending sentence. Anthony Amore, author of “The Rembrandt Heist,” joins “Forbes True Crime” to discuss his book that dives into the story of the stealing, and ultimately, returning, of a masterpiece.

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