-- Take a major theft in 1907 of the British Crown Jewels
-- Mix leaders of the Irish Nationalist Movement
-- Stir in a strange bequest to Harvard's Fogg Art Museum. . .
-- Mix leaders of the Irish Nationalist Movement
-- Stir in a strange bequest to Harvard's Fogg Art Museum. . .
"Stivey knew he was being tested for some scam of some sort. The caper wasn't clear, but he knew the approach".
"A couple grand for a few hours work, and no mess. I like that. . . "
"In the midst of all this, Brian saw the statue -- blue, white and gold. She stood about 4-foot tall, head cast downward, palms up. Amazing! She looked like all the statues Brian remembered from his childhood with the nuns".
The robbery goes awry. The thieves disagree with gunfire. One kidnaps a witness and finds she doesn't want to miss the excitement. The theft draws unwanted attention to Harvard. The missing statue is returned. But what's happened to the Crown Jewels?
