Hey everyone, it's Jamie from the Murderish Podcast. You're listening to the Murderly Network, Podcasts this is Jen.

And this is Jen.

And this is Lindsay.

And welcome back to Corpus De Licti.

We are introducing a brand new series tonight.

It is called Back in Crime.

So we are going to be hopping into our true crime time machine and taking a look. Or the Delorean the delirian or the TARDIS whatever your time traveling devices are and we're going to

be looking into historical crimes now I think we said on the last episode our

definition of historical crimes is broad because technically it's 50 years or older, but of course we also

wanted to include things that have a like a cultural influence or a heavy, you know, historical

presence. With that said, we're pretty excited about this. We've got some really great cases

lined up and it's just, hopefully you'll learn something throughout the process.

I already have.

Or if you'll let, have a few giggles along the way.

You bet.

We're always up for giggles.

So let's get started with our first story from our back in crime series, which is the theft

of the Mona Lisa.

So for all of you intrigued conspiracy theorist, this is the case for you.

So let's give you a little bit of a background about this.

Now, this was first written by Victorian era writer Walter Patter, and he is quoted saying,

we all know the face and the hands of the figure, set in its marble. era writer Walter Patter, and he is quoted saying,

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