U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg says the rediscovery of her father’s beloved Stradivarius violin 35 years after it was stolen is, in some ways, a measure of the charmed life he lived.
“He was such an extraordinary survivor,” said the judge, speaking after an emotional news conference in New York last week after federal prosecutors returned the 281-year-old violin to Totenberg and her sisters, NPR national legal correspondent Nina Totenberg and New York public relations executive Jill Totenberg.
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