Someone would come in the emergency room with an emergency heart attack, needed immediate procedure.
Officials had delayed revealing the discovery in the hope that someone would come to collect the cargo.
"I always wondered why someone would come to an auction, raise their hand and bid, and decide not to pay afterward, " says Curiel.
"I've been going through this for the last 12 years, and I feel like this might be my last chance of ever seeing my daughter or somebody recovering her, " he said, hoping a story would compel someone to come forward.
For a moment, I thought of the boy on the road and wondered if it would ever come to this for him, if he would ever come home and find someone he cared for, but no longer loved, asleep in an armchair.
At their previous home, which overlooked a city park, "I would sometimes have someone come up to me and say, 'Oh, I saw you getting a book off the shelf, ' " she recalled.
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An intentional attack is unlikely because it would need to come from someone with inside access, as opposed to an Internet-based hack.
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The next morning I would come in and be greeted at the door by someone who's very talkative and very excited.
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But authorities suggested the possibility of immunity would be considered should someone involved in keeping the art hidden away come forward and help the FBI to recover it.
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By way of example, were someone to come into the emergency room for treatment of a nasty gunpowder burn, the attending physician would likely ask how the injury took place.
If someone asked me to free associate about the Best Buy store near my New Jersey home, what would come to mind are terms like mish-mash, so-so pricing, great Geek Squad and pushy salesmen.
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