Robert R. Mardirosian, a retired lawyer accused of negotiating to sell paintings allegedly stolen by a former client, including a $30 million Cezanne still life, was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury. Mardirosian -- of both Falmouth, Mass., and St. Paul de Vence, France -- was indicted with one count each of possessing, transporting and selling stolen goods that had crossed U.S. borders. Mardirosian, 72, allegedly took possession of seven pieces of art that were stolen by one of his clients.
March 12, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A retired lawyer accused of negotiating to sell paintings allegedly stolen by a former client, including a $30 million Cezanne still life, was indicted Thursday.
A federal grand jury indicted Robert R. Mardirosian — of both Falmouth, Mass., and St. Paul de Vence, France — with one count each of possessing, transporting and selling stolen goods that had crossed U.S. borders, according to U.S. Attorney Michael J. Sullivan.
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