There’s a theft mystery unfolding at Rose Alley Ale House in downtown New Bedford, and this one comes with a very tasty reward.

Sometime during the night on Thursday, August 27, someone apparently removed a framed photo of Danish model Nina Agdal from the wall. The missing artwork was discovered Friday morning, leaving the Rose Alley crew asking one very important question: where in the world is Nina?

The photo features Agdal posing for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition during a shoot at Coney Island. It had become part of the personality and décor inside the popular New Bedford bar's men's room, but now there’s nothing left behind but an empty spot on the wall.

Rose Alley Wants Its Nina Back

“We can hardly believe that this is not a PR stunt, but someone actually took our precious Nina off the wall,” Rose Alley shared.

New Bedford's Rose Alley Stolen Nina Agdal Poster
Rose Alley via Facebook

Now, the restaurant is offering a reward of 10 pounds of wings and $100 to anyone who provides information that helps bring the missing artwork home. That’s right: cold, hard cash and enough chicken wings to feed your entire amateur detective agency. While it may be tempting to make a clean getaway with a Sports Illustrated model tucked under your arm, Rose Alley would much rather see Nina returned to her rightful place.

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Anyone who knows what happened is encouraged to contact Rose Alley Ale House or message them on Facebook. Until then, keep your eyes peeled around New Bedford. Nina may be gone, but with wings and money on the line, this cold case could heat up quickly.

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