A pipe bomb at a concert is the first of a string of explosions during the 1996 Atlanta Olympics; the FBI have a serial bomber on their hands. 

When Special Agent Sean Sterle receives a tip about a Los Angeles drug kingpin who knows the whereabouts of hugely valuable paintings stolen from Sweden's national museum, the FBI taps legendary undercover agent Bob Wittman, who helped recover over $300 million worth of art and artifacts from 20 countries and is called the "Indiana Jones of the FBI." Sterle and Wittman speak with fellow agent Cindy Coppola about joining forces in a daring international mission to recover a $35 million Rembrandt self-portrait.