73. The Kidnapped Duke
Iain takes us back to the swinging 60s to revisit the theft of a portrait that had been hanging in London’s National Gallery for just 19 days before it vanished. At first, no one believes it’s been stolen – but when a handwritten ransom note arrives, detectives are forced to take the case seriously. Iain uncovers how…
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