Stolen:
Joan Miro: "Le Grand Ordinateur"; "La Captive"; "La Femme aux Bijoux"; "Le Dandy"
G.H. Rothe: "Colts"; "America's Pride"; "Experiment"; "Night"; and a signed lithograph
Rembrandt: "St. Jude Praying";"Woman Making Water"
Auguste Rodin: "Untitled"
Pierre-Auguste Renoir: "Female"
Jackson Pollock: "Untitled"
Henri Matisse: "#268"; "#281"; "#214"; and "#15"
Vincent van Gogh: "Peasant Woman"
Location: Pebble Beach, CA
Year: September 2009
Worth: $80 Million

Dr. Ralph Kennaugh and Angelo Amadio reported the theft of millions of dollars of artwork on Sept. 25, 2009 from their home, but the actual heist isn't as interesting as the story that follows it: as the case unfolded it appeared that some of the most expensive artwork was uninsured. When the sheriff's department announced that the victims were suspects in the case, Kennaugh and Amadio sued the sheriff's department for defamation. If the theft was real, it's one of the biggest thefts from a private residence. It could also have been a lame attempt at insurance fraud.