New clues reveal more about a couple who had stolen painting worth over $100 million
Jerry and Rita Alter were New York City retirees who traveled the world. A stolen painting worth over $100 million was found behind their bedroom door. They lived in New York City at the same time a Dutch-American artist, Willem de Kooning, was making a name for himself in the city. Whether Jerry or Rita saw the painting while it was on exhibit — or knew or crossed paths with de Kooning — remains a mystery. The Alters were known to appreciate art and to visit museums. Years later a caregiver for Rita saw the painting hanging behind a door in Rita's bedroom. For more Arizona news, download the free azcentral app. Follow us on: Facebook - https://bit.ly/2N2Xqqc Twitter - https://bit.ly/2MsVLOM Instagram - https://bit.ly/2nPxgwm Online - https://www.azcentral.com

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