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On a summer night in 1980, the audience in New York's world famous Metropolitan Opera House

rose to their feet and applauded at the end of an international ballet performance.

The dancers and musicians rushed backstage and congratulated each other on a great show,

but one of the musicians was missing. Her prized violin sat on a chair in the orchestra pit.

She had left it there during intermission of the ballet and she had never come back.

NYPD detectives would soon descend on the Met, where they would find themselves chasing

down stage hands, musicians, and one of the most famous Russian dancers in the world, desperately trying to discover

what had happened to the violin player who had just disappeared while thousands of people were in the

audience.

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Follow criminal attorney on the Wundry app or wherever you get your podcast. On July 23rd, 1980, 31 year old Helen Hagnes stood with her husband Janus outside

their apartment building on New York's Upper West Side.

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