Topic - Christopher Marinello

Marinello said, adding that these items could become even more “traceless” if they're taken out of France and through jewel cutters and robust supply chains in other countries.

Where the stolen jewels from the Louvre Museum might end up →

Marinello said the painting’s rediscovery began when Barbara de Dozsa tried to sell it through an auction house in England a few years ago, and it was recognized as a stolen artwork.

Custody battle brewing over 16th-century painting stolen from Italian museum →