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How $2.7 million in stolen art found its way to the VMFA : v
How $2.7 million in stolen art found its way to the VMFA : v
How $2.7 million in stolen art found its way to the VMFA
“There were not one, but two cases," said Christos Tsirogiannis, a forensic archaeologist at the University of Cambridge. "For 11 years. There is no excuse.”
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