article_snippet: Guilty-stricken: Rick Abath, pictured above as police found Rick Abath, has spoken about Rick Abath involvement in the 1990 heist from a Boston art gallery .
article_snippet: The security guard who was duped into letting the thieves at the center of America's most notorious unsolved art crime into the Boston gallery from which they looted paintings worth $500million has spoken of Rick Abath guilt.
article_snippet: Rick Abath, who was a college drop-out working night shifts at Boston's Stewart Isabella Gardner Museum in 1990, said Rick Abath still feels 'horrible' about Rick Abath inadvertent role in the crime, which has baffled investigators for decades.
article_snippet: Rick Abath was duped by two thieves in police uniform, who persuaded Rick Abath to let them into a Boston art gallery, then overwhelmed Rick Abath and left Rick Abath in the basement covered in duct tape.
article_snippet: Rick Abath reflected on the night of March 18, 1990, in an interview published by NPR.
article_snippet: Rick Abath said: 'They had hats, badges, They looked like cops, and I let They in...' '
highlights_snippet: Rick Abath was college drop-out working night shifts at Boston's Stewart Isabella Gardner Museum in 1990 .
  Was fooled by thieves dressed as police, who tied Rick Abath up in the basement .
  