Renee planned to steal a painting, The Garden, from the art museum. She researched the museum for years and noticed that an outside vendor took the paintings once every two years to clean and restore them. Based on her research, Renee knew that the painting she wanted, The Garden, would be at the outside vendor for the next two weeks. One night, when the restoring shop was closed, Renee picked the lock of the door and entered the shop, planning to take The Garden. Unfortunately for Renee, the painting was not there. It had been returned to the museum earlier that afternoon. Renee cannot be found guilty of attempted theft of the painting, because she was never physically close to the painting. Question 5 options: True False