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Primary ID Recovery is a fully managed program that restores your identity to where it was before a theft occurred with a, no-nonsense hands on approach. August 22, 1911 Paris newspapers stirred the readers message which in the eyes of many Frenchmen a national catastrophe. Yesterday, in the Monday, August 21 Salon Carré of the Louvre vanished world famous Paintings by Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa". (This picture is considered to be a portrait wife of a Florentine nobleman del Gioconda, hence its other name - "La Gioconda".) 

First, the museum tried to find a sensible explanation for the lack of pictures (Though now attributed to the photographer), but soon the management of the museum was forced to declare that this masterpiece, the pride of the Louvre, kidnapped by unknown. 
The entire French police was put on his feet at all borders and ports was established strict control. Minister of Interior, the Attorney General Lekuve police chief Lepen, chief Syurte Amar and Bertillon arrived at the incident. The picture painted on a wooden board, was removed from the wall together with the frame. The frame itself was lying on the side of the staircase, which had been used the servants Louvre. So, now removed from the frame. It unlikely that the thief was, passing by the museum guards, unnoticed bear a heavy picture. 
2 December 1913, ie almost 28 months after the theft,  stranger, who identified himself as Leonard suggested Alfredo Florentine antiquary Gehry to buy his "Mona Lisa". The stranger explained that he had only one goal 
- Return to Italy masterpiece stolen by Napoleon (which is not consistent truth). After some time, he personally throught the painting to Florence. After arrest, he discovered the secret theft, which caused another scandal, and if it Then it became known the French public, surely, would erode She is still very much faith in Bertillon. 

"Leonard" he stole the picture. His real name - Vincenzo Perrudzha. He is Italian, and in 1911 he worked in Paris as a painter, and some time it in the Louvre. 

In that fateful Monday in 1911, when the disappeared Mona Lisa", he visited his fellow painters working in the Louvre. Museum on this day was closed to visitors, but the watchman, who knew Perrudzha, let him. Inside, no one paid attention to him. For a while he waited calmly, being all alone in Salon Carre, then took down a picture with the frame, found a side stairway, pulled picture from the frame and put it under his smock. So he passed guards, and then at home, in his squalid room on the street Hospital Saint-Louis, I hid it under a bed. 

Very easy to commit such a theft has been a disgrace for the protection of the Louvre, but that thief for so long could not find, was a disgrace even greater. And the thing is, 
that, as now revealed Perrudzha - slacker and a psychopath who knew of reviews it - no one has been arrested by French police in the years preceding theft, most recently in 1909 for attempting to rob a prostitute. Then He removed the fingerprints of some fingers under the scheme proposed by Bertillon in 1894 they were under "special signs" in the metric card  Perrudzha. But since 1911 the number of cards with anthropometric fingerprints were already too high, that they can be viewed one after another, as was done in the case of Schaffer, the Bertillon was unable to compare the fingerprints found in the Louvre, with those in its possession in sorter. Theft, which could be open for several hours, more than two years remained unsolved.