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Father Daughter Counterfeiting Duo Face Twenty Years in Prison
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A Father and Daughter Forged More Than 200 Artworks by Warhol, Banksy, Picasso and Others—and Sold Them for $2 Million
A Father and Daughter Forged More Than 200 Artworks by Warhol, Banksy, Picasso and Others—and Sold Them for $2 Million

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Robert Indiana Legal Saga: $102 Million Verdict Brings Estate Closer To Resolution
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