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>> megyn: all right. so, if she bought it at the flea market, even if it was stolen from the museum, mark, let's say it was genuinely stolen from the museum by somebody and marsha was a good faith purchaser at the flea market does she get it. >> well, if she's an innocent owner. that apparently is not what the insurance company is alleging, lis' fake client is claiming, i have a quote, lay person's understanding of art. not exactly. you see, for about two decades, your mother ran an art studio from your house and you not only helped her, but you participated in the lectures involving painting ...

You talk about it so passionately as if you were with her. you weren't. >> well, i got the picasso. >> megyn: i think it's too bad the museum the only one who legitimately got the painting in the first place ends up with nothing, between the insurance company and marsha. panel, we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do.

That bought it at a flea market, it belongs to me. who is right. joining us legal analyst lis ehl and mark eiglarsh former prosecutor and defense attorney. i love this case, it's such a mystery and then there's a big twist when it comes to marsha. all right? so we'll get to that. lis, your fake client is marsha. flea market purchaser, she claims. >> alleged. >> and i identify with marsha, i have a picasso at home at the dining room i got for $4 and i believe it's a picasso. >> megyn: it's a poster, but-- nice frame, looks good. marsha went to the flea market, got the painting home. spent $7 fo...

I'm going to let mark tee that up. all right, so her mom had connections to the art world. that doesn't mean anything. but the brother's testimonial tell us something, mark, tell us about the brother what he says. >> oh, it does, should i read the quote exactly. >> megyn: go for it. >> apparently the post called the house and he said, my mother's had that painting for a long time, 50 or 60 years, he says. my girlfriend and her friend were cleaning out my mom's studio and my sister stepped in and said, quote, wow, i want this. all i know is my sister didn't go to a flea market and buy it. my si...

And kelly's court. the legal drama over a piece of fine art that they believe now was stolen from a museum. here is what happened. it wound up being sold at a west virginia flea market for $7. marsha says she bought it, a napkin-sized painting of french painter renoir and said she bought it for $7 in 2009. great deal, right? two years later she had it authenticated and she planned to sell it at auction, $75,000. and records showed up, showing it had been stolen from a baltimore museum more than 60 years ago. the feds swooped in and seized the painting and the museum says it was stolen from the...