PHILADELPHIA AP - An intern with the National Archives pleaded guilty Wednesday to stealing 164 Civil War documents, including an official announcement of President Lincoln's death, and selling most of them on eBay.Prosecutors said Denning McTague, 40, got about $30,000 from selling about 150 of the documents online.
April 04, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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PHILADELPHIA AP – An intern with the National Archives pleaded guilty Wednesday to stealing 164 Civil War documents, including an official announcement of President Lincoln’s death, and selling most of them on eBay.
Prosecutors said Denning McTague, 40, got about $30,000 from selling about 150 of the documents online. All but three of the items have been recovered.
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