Marion True
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Marion True True
Italian prosecutors at the trial of Marion True, a former curator at the J. Ms. True and her co-defendant, the American dealer Robert Hecht, enters its fifth month, prosecutors also called on Italy's art theft police to explain the web that they say links the defendants to tomb robbers and unscrupulous dealers. Ms. True and Mr. Hecht were indicted in 2003 on the trafficking charges. Italian prosecutors at the trial of Marion True, a former curator at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, who was charged with trafficking in looted antiquities, said the first photograph was taken moments after the fragments were unearthed. As the trial of Ms. True and her co-defendant, the American dealer Robert Hecht, enters its fifth month, prosecutors also called on Italy's art theft police to explain the web that they say links the defendants to tomb robbers and unscrupulous dealers. However, Ms. True and Mr. Hecht were indicted in 2003 on the trafficking charges. 