Art criminal

An episode of the Crims podcast, hosted by Catalunya Ràdio, titled "Art criminal" was published on November 24, 2019 and runs 56 minutes.

November 24, 2019 ·56m · Crims

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23 de març del 2004. L'FBI i la policia postal nord-americana porten entre mans una investigació de gran magnitud. Més de mil persones han comprat litografies per internet de Picasso, Miró, Dalí, Marc Chagall, Roy Lichtenstein i Fernando Botero, i han resultat ser falses. Les còpies fraudulentes s'han venut per un mínim de 1.000 dòlars, que són uns 900 euros. Per alguna de les peces, algun compradors ha arribat a pagar 20.000 euros. La policia ha fet comptes i l'estafa puja a un milió de dòlars, 900.000 euros. Als EUA donar gat per llebre en el mercat de la pintura no és un delicte menor i està penat amb presó. L'FBI no pararà fins a caçar els falsificadors, que operen des de Catalunya.

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23 de març del 2004. L'FBI i la policia postal nord-americana porten entre mans una investigació de gran magnitud. Més de mil persones han comprat litografies per internet de Picasso, Miró, Dalí, Marc Chagall, Roy Lichtenstein i Fernando Botero, i han resultat ser falses. Les còpies fraudulentes s'han venut per un mínim de 1.000 dòlars, que són uns 900 euros. Per alguna de les peces, algun compradors ha arribat a pagar 20.000 euros. La policia ha fet comptes i l'estafa puja a un milió de dòlars, 900.000 euros. Als EUA donar gat per llebre en el mercat de la pintura no és un delicte menor i està penat amb presó. L'FBI no pararà fins a caçar els falsificadors, que operen des de Catalunya.

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