Can you efficiently figure out when this painting theft happened? Go!

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Calling all problem-solvers: A museum guard needs to pinpoint the exact minute a painting was stolen from a 12-hour security recording. They can check one timestamp at a time, and it takes a minute per check. How would you approach this?

Bonus: How does having two guards change things?
Let’s see your solutions in the comments!

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