The Professor
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“This is a fascinating series, and wonderfully researched and narrated by the host Simon Willis about the theft of Caravaggio’s painting of the nativity by the Sicilian mafia. In following the attempt by art dealer and numismatist William Veres to track it down many years later, Mr Willis creates a compelling and dramatic narrative.”
Katbergen via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/28/23
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“I remember reading in LATimes as this was first coming to light so long ago. It’s astonishing that it’s stiil not resolved, esp with all the doctored paperwork, the texts and emails plus, now, Fat Leonard’s own voice for us to hear.
The lower ranks get punished but not admirals who ok’d it all...”Read full review »
Zhooly 66 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/06/22
“Tom Wright (author of the equally savvy NYT best seller Billion Dollar Whale) again exposes corruption, greed, narcissism, lust and gluttony in abundance. The narrative is as compelling as the facts are troubling.”
Original HK Running Babe via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/06/21
“I found this account to be eye opening in respect to how the US Navy concealed and continues to cover up these events
With all that is happening in US politics today this gives insight into how empires eventually destroy themselves from the inside
A government of the corporation for the...”Read full review »
t22453 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
10/29/21
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