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The violin's unusual story involves musicians, police, the FBI and an appraiser. — -- A centuries-old "Ames" Stradivarius violin that was stolen from the late renowned violinist Roman Totenberg ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) -- A violin worth an estimated $5 million has finally made it back into the hands of its rightful owners. Renowned violinist Roman Totenberg left his beloved Stradivarius in ...

For three and a half decades, Roman Totenberg's family wondered what had happened to the Stradivarius violin that disappeared from his office. Then one day in June, his daughter received a phone call ...

U.S. authorities said Thursday they plan to announce the recovery of a rare Stradivarius violin that was stolen in 1980 from the late virtuoso violinist Roman Totenberg after a performance. A ...

A priceless violin made in 1734 was returned Thursday to its rightful owner — 35 years after it was stolen. The Stradivarius violin was swiped from renowned violinist Roman Totenberg in 1980 after a ...

Documentation of Roman Totenberg's Stradivarius violin. The instrument went missing after one of Roman's concerts but was rediscovered more than three decades later. (Left) Roman Totenberg practices ...

It's the stuff of stories and musical legend: the buried violin, dug up and brought to sing anew. In the film "The Red Violin," the titular instrument is at one point interred with a gifted young ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. NPR correspondent Nina Totenberg has ...

The denouement of a 35-year drama takes place Thursday at the U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan. And I trust that my father, virtuoso violinist Roman Totenberg, who died three years ago, will be ...