美国联邦调查局(FBI)主管罗伯特·鲍勃·维特曼,被誉为“世界上最出名的艺术品犯罪侦探之一”。他经常乔装成黑手党或赃物买家,诱使罪犯送上门来。入行20年来,他在10多个国家找回了价值近亿美元的失窃艺术品。2008年12月13日,英国广播公司(BBC)记者西蒙·活洛有幸与维特曼会面,他在接受采访时回顾了自己职业生涯的非凡经历,并表示将于2009年9月退休。 Robert Bob Wittman, head of the FBI, is known as one of “the world’s most famous crime detectives for artwork.” He often disguised as a mafia or stolen buyer, to induce criminals to come home. Since entering the bank for 20 years, he has recovered nearly 100 million U.S. dollars worth of stolen art works in more than 10 countries. On December 13, 2008, Simon Boulogne, a BBC correspondent, was fortunate enough to meet with Wittmann. In an interview, he reviewed his extraordinary career experience and said he would retire in September 2009.