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Feds Attempt To Retrieve Presidential Documents That Historian May Have Sold
The man who admitted to stealing hundreds of historical documents from museums up and down the East Coast– including here in Maryland– may have sold some of them. Now, federal investigators are trying to get the priceless pieces back.
After Plea, A Hunt For Stolen Documents’ Owners
A guilty plea from a presidential memorabilia collector and author in a scheme to steal from unsuspecting archives for profit leaves investigators with a hunt for the owners of thousands of documents.
Presidential Historian Expected To Plead Guilty
A presidential historian has indicated he will plead guilty in a case in which he is accused of stealing documents signed by President Abraham Lincoln, Napoleon Bonaparte and other well-known leaders from around the world.
Historian Seeks To Suppress Evidence In Theft Case
A presidential historian charged in Maryland with conspiring to steal documents from U.S. archives is seeking to suppress evidence found at his Manhattan apartment.
Assistant Pleads Guilty In Historic Document Theft
Guilty. That was the plea Thursday from one of two men accused of stealing priceless historical documents from the Maryland Historical Society.
Historian’s Assistant Pleads Not Guilty In Theft
A presidential historian’s assistant charged with conspiring to steal valuable documents from archives throughout the Northeast has entered a not guilty plea.
Presidential Historian Released From Prison; Will Be Monitored By GPS
Presidential historian Barry Landau is heading home from prison, released by a federal judge in Maryland.
Prosecutors In Md. To Appeal Historian’s Release
Prosecutors in Maryland are appealing the release of a presidential historian charged with conspiring to steal valuable documents from archives in several states.
Judge Holds Presidential Historian’s Release
A federal judge says he will allow a presidential historian charged in an alleged plot to steal valuable documents to return to his New York apartment.
Presidential Historian To Remain In Custody
A presidential historian charged in a conspiracy to steal documents from archives in several states will remain in federal custody while authorities search his New York City apartment again.
Presidential Historian Appears In Federal Court
Two men accused of swiping historical documents from a Baltimore museum appear in federal court.
Presidential Historian Indicted On Federal Charges
A federal grand jury indicted a presidential historian and his assistant for stealing and selling historical documents from museums in New York and Baltimore.
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