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20 April 2016

Public Funds Used as Reward Money for Stolen Art

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Law Street Media posted an interesting article questioning the FBI's use of public funds as reward money for information about stolen art.
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Law Street Media posted an interesting article questioning the FBI's use of public funds as reward money for information about stolen art.  Recently, the FBI offered a $25,000 reward for information leading to the apprehension of the thieves who stole prints of Andy Warhol's soup cans from the Springfield Art Museum.  The amount of the award seems high when you consider that a single print of Warhol's soup cans sold last year for $30,660 at auction.

Food for thought.

Read the Law Street Media article here.

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