(Independence, MO) — The FBI is offering a ten-thousand-dollar reward for two ceremonial swords stolen from the Harry Truman Museum nearly 40 years ago. A notice posted by the federal department Friday says the jewel-encrusted swords and two daggers were given to President Truman by a Saudi Arabian crown prince and the Shah of Iran. The weapons were in a display case in the lobby and were stolen in just a few minutes. In 1978, they were valued at up to a million dollars. Anyone with information about the items is asked to call the FBI’s Kansas City Field Office.
FBI Offers 10K Reward for Truman Swords Stolen in 1987
Jan 5, 2024 | 9:44 AM