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A brother and sister in Ohio have been charged with felony theft after authorities say they cut down a centuries-old tree and sold the lumber for profit.
Two Ohio siblings were charged with felony theft after they cut down a 250-year-old Black Walnut tree valued at $18,000, and arranged to have it logged and sold for lumber, according to Cleveland.com.
Two Ohio siblings were charged with felony theft after they cut down a 250-year-old Black Walnut tree valued at $18,000, and arranged to have it logged and sold for lumber, according to Cleveland.com.
File photo of a Beech tree. Artur Debat/Getty Images Two Ohio siblings accused of cutting down a 250-year-old walnut tree are facing felony charges.