Naaman Diller Burglary Case
What happened to Diller’s stolen art?
4.7 (26)
38 mins
Discover the extraordinary burglary career of Naaman Diller, an Israeli-American thief who became infamous for targeting museums and private collections. Explore how he secretly stole valuable artworks and antiques, including pieces from the Norton Museum of Art in Palm Beach.
Ep 1:
The Theft That Stopped Time
In 1983, a lone intruder slipped through an eighteen-inch window into a Jerusalem museum and vanished with 106 priceless timepieces, including a $30 million watch made for Marie Antoinette.
Ep 2:
The Thief Who Loved Watches
Decades after the heist, a dying thief's confession to his wife unravels a secret collection hidden across continents, exposing a love for beautiful objects deeper than greed.
Ep 3:
Deathbed Confessions and Vanishing Men
As investigators chase stolen clocks across the globe, other fugitives' deathbed confessions reveal frozen bodies, false identities, and secrets held for decades before finally being told.
Discussions (5)
Benjamin
Level 7 · 1 week agoIsrael does have more museums per capita than any other country confirmed
Bradley
Level 9 · 1 week agoIsrael does have most museums per capita, that checks out
Hannah
Level 3 · 1 week agoIsrael actually has more museums per capita than any other country, that checks out
