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Persons told police a rare dolphin jaw and teeth fossil, a 3D printed whale skull, an extremely rare fish jaw, and a seal skeleton were all missing from the museum, and he believed Robert Boessenecker, a former researcher and professor at the College of Charleston, to be responsible.
Search warrants obtained by News 4 show what led up to the investigation and arrest of former College of Charleston professor Robert Boessenecker.
Robert Boessenecker, a former College of Charlestondjunct lecturer in the Department of Geology and Environmental Geosciences
A former College of Charleston paleontologist and his wife on Tuesday surrendered to authorities in connection to the alleged theft of $8,634 of rare fossils from the school's Mace Brown Museum of Natural History.
Former College of Charleston paleontologist Robert Boessenecker & his wife face criminal charges in connection in theft of rare fossils from Mace Brown Museum.