Name: 歷史上最偉大的藝術品搶劫案 (The Greatest Art Heist In History)
Uploaded: 2025-08-13T13:54:36.000Z
Duration: 9 min 26 s

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For weeks, a record-breaking heat wave has been cooking the city, leaving the streets empty and the Louvre quieter than ever.

幾周來，破紀錄的熱浪炙烤著這座城市，街道上空無一人，盧浮宮也比以往更加安靜。

No one dares to go outside, but for one man, it's time to strike.

沒有人敢到外面去，但對一個人來說，是時候出擊了。

Throughout the night, he pulls off the heist of the century, plucking the Mona Lisa from the Louvre and disappearing into the city.

整整一夜，他完成了本世紀最大的盜竊案，從盧浮宮盜走了《蒙娜麗莎》，然後消失在城市中。

This set off a worldwide investigation, leading French police down a two-year rabbit hole of false leads and famous arrests, before a mysterious letter eventually gave the thief away.

這引發了一場世界性的調查，導致法國警方在長達兩年的時間裡陷入了虛假線索和著名逮捕的兔子洞，最終一封神祕的信件揭露了小偷的真面目。

We modeled the entire thing to show you how a single man stole the Mona Lisa, how he almost got away with it, and the elaborate plan behind the heist that was eventually revealed decades later.

我們對整個過程進行了建模，向您展示一個人是如何偷走蒙娜麗莎的，他又是如何差點逃脫的，以及這起盜竊案背後精心策劃的計劃，而這一切最終在幾十年後被揭露。

As the sun went down that Sunday evening, the last few tourists were trickling out of the Louvre.

週日傍晚，太陽漸漸西下，最後幾名遊客陸續走出盧浮宮。

But just before it closed, a man entered the museum dressed in the Louvre's official white uniform.

但就在閉館前，一名身著盧浮宮官方白色制服的男子走進了博物館。

Blending in as an employee, he quickly found his way to a small storage closet, squeezed his way in, and waited out the entire night.

他以僱員的身份混了進去，很快就找到了一個小儲藏室，擠了進去，等了整整一夜。

The Louvre was closed the next day, so very few employees were going to be patrolling the museum.

盧浮宮第二天閉館，所以很少有員工會在館內巡邏。

At precisely 7.15 the next morning, the thief emerged into an almost empty Louvre.

第二天早上 7 點 15 分整，小偷出現在幾乎空無一人的盧浮宮裡。

With no one in sight, he quickly made his way into the Salon Carré, and there it was.

在沒有人的情況下，他迅速走進了卡雷沙龍，就在那裡。

At the time, the Mona Lisa didn't have its own room, and it wasn't nearly as famous as it is today, but the thief was about to change that.

當時，蒙娜麗莎還沒有自己的房間，也沒有像今天這樣出名，但小偷即將改變這一切。

With no one in sight, he pulled the painting off its metal pins and carried it to a nearby stairwell.

在沒有人的情況下，他把畫從金屬插銷上拔下來，抱到附近的樓梯間。

Using a screwdriver, he managed to remove the painting from its protective frame before covering it in a white sheet and heading straight for the nearest exit.

他用螺絲刀將畫從保護框中取出，然後蓋上白布，直奔最近的出口。

But as he reached for the door, it was locked.

但當他伸手去開門時，門卻被鎖上了。

At that exact moment, a plumber working for the Louvre appeared out of nowhere.

就在這時，一位為盧浮宮工作的水管工突然出現了。

He assumed that the man was a Louvre employee, and so he helped him open the door.

他以為那人是盧浮宮的員工，於是幫他打開了門。

And just like that, the thief disappeared into the city, with the Mona Lisa under his  The whole heist was over in just a matter of minutes, but it would take another 28 hours before anyone realized the painting was really gone.

就這樣，小偷帶著《蒙娜麗莎》消失在城市中。整個盜竊過程在幾分鐘內就結束了，但過了 28 個小時後，人們才意識到畫真的不見了。

That week, photographers had been going through the museum and taking the paintings to be officially photographed, so blank spaces on the wall were completely normal.

那一週，攝影師們一直在博物館裡轉悠，把畫作拿去正式拍照，所以牆上的空白處完全是正常的。

But when the photographers showed up the next morning without the Mona Lisa, it became clear that something was extremely wrong.

但是，當攝影師們第二天早上出現時，蒙娜麗莎卻不見了蹤影，這顯然是出了大問題。

The police were called and a team of detectives descended on the museum.

警方接到報警，一隊偵探來到博物館。

France closed its borders and stationed tanks around the Louvre.

法國關閉了邊境，並在盧浮宮周圍駐紮了坦克。

開個玩笑，這些坦克並沒有使用過。

但它們可以在《戰爭雷霆》中使用。

War Thunder is a free-to-play epic military action game where you can fight in dynamic battles using land, sea, and air vehicles spanning an entire century.

戰爭雷霆》（War Thunder）是一款免費的史詩級軍事動作遊戲，在遊戲中，您可以使用陸、海、空載具進行跨越整個世紀的動態戰鬥。

War Thunder recreates the scale and intensity of battles with a wide range of iconic tanks, aircraft, helicopters, and ships, as well as rare prototypes from the mid-20th century.

戰爭雷霆》通過各種標誌性坦克、飛機、直升機和艦船，以及 20 世紀中期的稀有原型機，再現了戰爭的規模和激烈程度。

The new Storm Warning update now supports ray tracing and brings in a bunch of new vehicles and maps.

新的《風暴警告》更新現在支持光線追蹤，並帶來了大量新的車輛和地圖。

With War Thunder, you can choose your own tactics, breaking through the front lines in a tank, providing air support from a helicopter, dogfighting high above the battlefield.

在《戰爭雷霆》中，您可以選擇自己的戰術，駕駛坦克突破前線，從直升機上提供空中支援，在戰場上空進行狗鬥。

The graphics, physics, and sound all create an impressive visual experience and fully immerse players in the battle.

圖形、物理和聲音都營造出令人印象深刻的視覺體驗，讓玩家完全沉浸在戰鬥中。

Download War Thunder for free on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox by using the link in the description.

使用說明中的鏈接在 PC、PlayStation 和 Xbox 上免費下載《戰爭雷霆》。

All new players and those who haven't played for half a year will get special bonuses.

所有新玩家和半年未玩遊戲的玩家都將獲得特別獎勵。

You can also play War Thunder mobile on your phone.

您還可以在手機上玩手機戰爭雷霆。

Download it for free on iOS or Android using the link in the description.

使用說明中的鏈接在 iOS 或 Android 上免費下載。

When the Louvre announced that one of its prized possessions had disappeared, it sent shockwaves all around the world, and the question was, where did it go?

當盧浮宮宣佈它的一件珍貴藏品失蹤時，全世界都為之震驚，問題是，它去哪兒了？

All the police had found was the wooden picture frame and a fingerprint left behind by the thief.

警方只找到了木製相框和小偷留下的一枚指紋。

To get the investigation going, local newspapers started offering a reward of $250,000 or any information that would lead them to the painting.

為了讓調查工作順利進行，當地報紙開始懸賞 25 萬美元或提供任何可以找到這幅畫的資訊。

Thousands of people sent letters and showed up to police stations with all kinds of information, placing the Mona Lisa all over the world.

成千上萬的人寫信給警察局，並提供各種資訊，將蒙娜麗莎帶到世界各地。

Two separate witnesses recalled seeing a man leaving the Louvre with a bulky object, but the descriptions of the man were completely different.

分別有兩名目擊者回憶說，他們看到一名男子拿著一個笨重的東西離開盧浮宮，但對該男子的描述卻完全不同。

One person claimed that the Mona Lisa was on a freight train heading through Belgium, and another claimed that the painting was on a ship which had already set sail for America.

有一個人聲稱《蒙娜麗莎》在一列駛過比利時的貨運火車上，另一個人則聲稱畫作在一艘已經駛往美國的輪船上。

But perhaps the most promising suspect was the famous artist Pablo Picasso.

但最有希望的嫌疑人可能是著名藝術家巴勃羅-畢加索。

A secretary who knew Picasso wrote to the police and admitted that he had stolen several Iberian statues from the Louvre.

一位認識畢加索的祕書寫信給警方，承認他從盧浮宮偷走了幾尊伊比利亞雕像。

He claimed to have sold these statues to Picasso, who went on to use them in one of his paintings.

他聲稱已經把這些雕像賣給了畢加索，畢加索在他的一幅畫中使用了這些雕像。

It seemed unlikely, but after checking the serial number on the statues, the Louvre confirmed that they really were from the museum.

這似乎不太可能，但在檢查了雕像上的序列號後，盧浮宮確認它們確實來自博物館。

Picasso was arrested and taken in for questioning.

Meanwhile, the police turned their attention to another famous suspect, American banker and art collector J.P.

與此同時，警方將注意力轉向了另一個著名的嫌疑人，美國銀行家和藝術品收藏家 J.P.

At the time, art forgery was a big business, and paintings were often being forged and sold to naive millionaires in America.

當時，藝術品造假是一門大生意，畫作經常被偽造並賣給美國天真的百萬富翁。

According to the claim, Morgan had commissioned the heist, and the painting was now on its way to him.

根據該說法，摩根委託進行了這次搶劫，而這幅畫現在正在運往他那裡的途中。

Police in America stopped and searched a boat pulling into New York, but there was no Mona Lisa on board.

美國警方攔截並搜查了一艘駛入紐約的船隻，但船上並沒有蒙娜麗莎。

Theories kept coming in from all over the world, but after two years of searching, the location of the Mona Lisa was still a complete mystery.

來自世界各地的各種說法層出不窮，但經過兩年的尋找，蒙娜麗莎的下落仍然是一個不解之謎。

As it turned out, the Mona Lisa hadn't gone far at all, and it was sitting in an apartment just two miles from the Louvre.

事實證明，蒙娜麗莎並沒有走遠，它就在距離盧浮宮僅兩英里的一間公寓裡。

This was the apartment of Vincenzo Perugia, a 29-year-old Italian who used to work at the Louvre as a handyman.

這是 29 歲的意大利人文森佐-佩魯賈（Vincenzo Perugia）的公寓，他曾在盧浮宮做雜工。

他對盧浮宮的每一個弱點都瞭如指掌。

And it was him who had made the Mona Lisa's protective case, which he dismantled so easily during the heist.

正是他製作了蒙娜麗莎的保護盒，並在搶劫過程中輕而易舉地將其拆除。

After leaving the Louvre, he hid the painting in a trunk with a false floor, which he had made himself.

離開盧浮宮後，他把畫藏在一個自己製作的帶假地板的箱子裡。

But how did he get away with it for so long?

但他是如何逍遙法外如此之久的呢？

Amazingly, Perugia already had a criminal record, and his fingerprints were already in the system.

令人驚訝的是，佩魯賈已經有了犯罪記錄，他的指紋也已經錄入系統。

But only his right-hand fingerprints were in the system, and the one on the picture frame was a left-hand print, and so a match was never found.

但系統中只有他右手的指紋，而相框上的指紋是左手的，是以一直沒有找到匹配的指紋。

During the investigation, police had visited Perugia's apartment twice, but never found anything.

在調查過程中，警方曾兩次前往佩魯賈的公寓，但都一無所獲。

Little did they know that the Mona Lisa was hiding right under their noses.

他們不知道，蒙娜麗莎就藏在他們的眼皮底下。

Perugia had pulled off a stupidly simple heist, and it seemed like he would get away with it.

佩魯賈完成了一次愚蠢而簡單的搶劫，而且他似乎可以逃脫懲罰。

But after two years holding the painting hostage, he started to get impatient.

但在畫作被扣押兩年後，他開始不耐煩了。

He wrote an anonymous letter to an art dealer in Florence, the city where da Vinci painted the masterpiece.

他給佛羅倫薩的一位藝術品商人寫了一封匿名信，達文西就是在佛羅倫薩繪製了這幅傑作。

In the letter, he claimed to have the Mona Lisa in his possession, and said he wanted to return it back to its home.

他在信中聲稱《蒙娜麗莎》在他手上，並說他想把它送回原處。

He signed the letter with the name Leonardo and took the next train to Florence.

他在信上籤上了萊昂納多的名字，然後搭乘下一班火車前往佛羅倫薩。

The art dealer and his associate agreed to meet Perugia in his hotel room to authenticate the painting.

藝術品商人和他的合夥人同意在佩魯賈的酒店房間裡見面，以鑑定畫作的真偽。

With the doors locked, Perugia opened up the trunk, and to their surprise, it really was the Mona Lisa.

在車門緊鎖的情況下，佩魯賈打開了後備箱，令他們驚訝的是，裡面真的是《蒙娜麗莎》。

In order to further authenticate the painting, the art dealers took it back to their studio, assuring Perugia that he would be rewarded for bringing it back to Italy.

為了進一步鑑定這幅畫的真偽，藝術品商人把它帶回了自己的工作室，並向佩魯賈保證，如果他把這幅畫帶回意大利，一定會得到獎勵。

But just an hour later, the police showed up at his door and arrested him.

但僅僅一個小時後，警察就上門逮捕了他。

Perugia ended up spending just seven months in prison and died just ten years later.

佩魯賈最終只在監獄中度過了七個月，十年後就去世了。

Although the search for the Mona Lisa was over, the truth behind what really happened seemed to have gone to the grave.

雖然尋找蒙娜麗莎的工作已經結束，但事情的真相卻似乎已經進入了墳墓。

But in 1932, a story was published that revealed a much more elaborate plan behind the heist.

但 1932 年發表的一篇報道揭露了這起搶劫案背後更為複雜的計劃。

Written by Karl Decker, he claimed to know the man who was really behind the heist, a man named Eduardo de Valferno, an expert in art forgery.

該書由卡爾-德克爾撰寫，他聲稱認識真正的幕後黑手，一個名叫愛德華多-德-瓦爾費諾的人，一個藝術品偽造專家。

He had come up with a grand plan to sell not one, but six perfect copies of the Mona Lisa to six unsuspecting millionaires lined up in America.

他想出了一個宏大的計劃，要把不是一幅，而是六幅完美的《蒙娜麗莎》複製品賣給在美國排隊的六個毫無戒心的百萬富翁。

He commissioned a talented French painter to make the copies, and shipped them off to America and put them into storage.

他委託一位才華橫溢的法國畫家制作了這些複製品，並將它們運到美國存放起來。

In order for them to believe they were really getting their hands on the Mona Lisa, the real one had to go missing, and so he contracted Perugia to pull off the heist.

為了讓他們相信自己真的得到了《蒙娜麗莎》，真品必須失蹤，於是他與佩魯賈簽訂了合同，讓他來完成這次搶劫。

When news spread that the Mona Lisa had gone missing, the paintings were sold to their buyers, and the three involved ran off with the equivalent of $90 million.

當《蒙娜麗莎》失蹤的消息傳開後，畫作被賣給了買家，三個涉案人捲走了相當於 9000 萬美元的資金。

And now, time for the Primal Space giveaway.

現在，是 "原始空間 "贈品時間。

The winner of the previous giveaway is Josh.

In the next video, we'll be giving away this $100 Amazon gift card.

在下一個視頻中，我們將贈送這張價值 100 美元的亞馬遜禮品卡。

All you need to do is sign up at the link below, like the video, and leave a comment saying what you thought of the heist.

您只需在下面的鏈接中註冊，喜歡這段視頻，並留言說說您對這次搶劫的看法。

Thank you very much for watching, and I'll see you in the next video.

非常感謝您的收看，我們下期視頻再見。