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You know that is a real van Gogh painting of the Sultan of Morocco.
There are several art crimes discovered so far and there might be even more that could be solved from this same suspect. Frederick R. Koch.
This article (click here) states :
"When Fred Koch died in 1967, he left his eldest son out of his will (though he had previously provided for him, with the creation of two trusts). According to court testimony from Charles, their father removed Frederick from his will because he had repeatedly stolen from him in the years before his death “and then lied about it when confronted with the evidence.” Frederick lifted traveler’s checks, cash, and an “air travel card” from their dad, Charles said; he also alleged in court records that his older brother forged his signature on their father’s Brooks Brothers charge account. Charles’s contempt for his bon vivant brother was apparent in court. “Over the years,” he testified, “I had accepted my father’s analysis of Freddie of not really being a whole person, of being a person who was amoral and not capable of true feelings towards other people.”"
Another quote from another article “At one point when their father was alive, his family list with everyone’s name–including the sons–and Frederick was removed from that very list. Something happened that for a time in his life, Frederick was not recognized as part of the family. During the Koch brothers’ childhood, discussion of Frederick caused noticeable discomfort among his brothers. “They just didn’t want Freddie’s name brought up,” said one family friend. “They knew there was something different about him. You didn’t hear much about Freddie at all . . . It was almost like he wasn’t part of the family.” In the 1960s, mention of Frederick even vanished from one of his father’s bios: “He and Mrs. Koch have three sons,” it read, “Charles, William, and David.” So Suzanne's claims that Frederick R. Koch is a thief, well his own family says it too.
Maybe Cambridge University could call Isabella Stewarts Gardner Museum at 617-566-1401 and discuss your suspect with them. Or the Museum could call Cambridge University at +44 (0)1223 333300. Maybe a call to Julian Radcliffe at the Art Loss Register at +44 (0)20 7841 5780 and ask about possible connections to the name Koch and the 1990 Art Heist, 1991 Art Fire and possibly other unsolved art crimes that could match up? Maybe even contact former FBI art agent Robert Wittman at 610-361-8929 (https://www.robertwittmaninc.com/). If there are multiple crimes where Koch is a suspect maybe all of you need to get together to get this solved. Maybe by doing so we will discover other crimes done by a Koch.
If not YOU, then WHO?
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