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“This is my favorite piece of art,” said Gabriel Bashford, 30, as Mija Chenoweth, 24, placed her hand on his shoulder. Chenoweth cooed. The Chrysler is returning the statue, completed by Peter Stephenson in 1850, to the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association after decades of allegations that it had been acquired improperly.

The only art crime professor in the U.S. says the situation of an allegedly stolen statue at the Chrysler Museum is an "unusual" case.

It was thought that in the chaos of moving, the sculpture was accidentally destroyed and thrown away, 30 years later the piece showed up at the Chrysler Museum.

The piece was rediscovered in 1999 at a Virginia museum, which has finally agreed to hand it over

The Chrysler Museum of Art has returned Peter Stephenson's The Wounded Indian marble to the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association.

Virginia's Chrysler Museum will give a sculpture back to a Boston organization after a decades-long battle over it that involved the FBI.

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