Thieves Steal Masterpieces in Italy Heist

0:00On March 30th, thieves hit the Manani Roca Foundation near Parma, Italy last week, swiping paintings by Renoir, Sezon, and Matisse on the night of March 22nd. The hall includes Renoir's fish, Sezon's still life with cherries, and Matisse's odor-lisc on the terrace with a total value around 9 million, euros. Four mass guys forced open a door, grabbed the R from a first floor room, and bolted to the gardens in under 3 minutes. It was a slick, organized job that got shut down quick by the alarm system and fast responding security. The Foundation houses Art Historian Luigi Magnani's collection, packed with pieces from Durr, Rubens, and Monet too, all set up back in 19. 77. Folks are stunned at how bold these crooks got inside such a prized spot. Police are pouring over museum cameras and nearby business footage to track the crew. No arrests yet, but they're calling it a pro-hit. This one's part of a wave-hitting Europe's big museums, like that Louvre jewelry snatch

1:02last October worth over $102 million in. Broad daylight keeps you wondering who's next on the list.