Egypt in a rift with the Louvre over stolen artifacts

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10-12-2009 @ 12:31AM

Debera said...

If something is stolen it can't be sold legally. In that case one would need to prove that they were not knowledgeable about the items being stolen if they can't then they too can be charged with receiving stolen items if they purchase them or are given them they are still stolen. And even if they can prove that they didn't know they were stolen they still will have to return the items in questions to the proper authorities. It is impossible to receive stolen goods legally.

Remember this Nath, for if you purchase something that was stolen you are receiving stolen merchandise and then you too are at fault unless you can prove you had no idea that they were indeed stolen.

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