The goal of this unique manual is to arm criminal investigators with tools and weapons that are suitable and effective against art theft and forgery. The author, with over 25 years¹ experience in the art theft investigation field, presents comprehensive techniques, tips, and ideas to help dimish the level of frustration experienced by criminal investigators required to handle the growing number and magnitude of art crimes. The structure of the manual is simple and direct. The first part guides the reader in the use of the text and introduces the art world environment. The second part discusses the investigator¹s interaction with the victim, including interviewing, crime scene investigation, and identifying and developing suspects. Part three deals with offenders and covers such topics as art theft methods, forgery techniques, methods of distribution, and investigative countermeasures. The final section presents a comprehensive review of solutions and recoveries, including chapters on legal weapons, insurance and rewards, the use of experts, universal and variable contact group classifications, object bulletins, art criminal photo albums, informant development, undercover methods, unidentified victims, and recovery and seizure of stolen or fake art. In addition, the book is complemented by an extensive glossary and bibliographic resources. This exceptionally unique manual is intended to function at an intensely practical level and is intended for both study and immediate reference.
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forgery investigations, object bulletin, group classification number, criminal end user, bulletin recipients, museum security directors, action request numbers, art theft investigations, art theft cases, legitimate informants, forgery victim, fake object, environment informants, collectible publications, corporate curators, bulletin responses, undercover shopping, informant development, criminal informant, personal collectors, informant introduction, fake art, criminal confidence, crime informants, art crime Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Fee Charging Services, General Collectibles, The Mona Lisa, World War, Art Attorneys, Associations of Museums, Art Insurance Professionals, Civil Fraud Investigation Divisions, Collectible Police Units, Conventional Dealers, Early Writing, Export Police Units, High Value Specialized Storage Facilities, Intelligence Units, Musical Items, Police Agency Criminal Investigation, Police Narcotics Units, Police Organized Crime, Potentially Related, The Corporate Collector, The Effect of Intense Investigation New!
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If you are not either an experienced investigator or an advanced student who has already covered the subject of investigation on an introductory level, please stop here and reconsider. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
forgery investigations, object bulletin, group classification number, criminal end user, bulletin recipients, museum security directors, action request numbers, art theft investigations, art theft cases, legitimate informants, forgery victim, fake object, environment informants, collectible publications, corporate curators, bulletin responses, undercover shopping, informant development, criminal informant, personal collectors, informant introduction, fake art, criminal confidence, crime informants, art crime Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Fee Charging Services, General Collectibles, The Mona Lisa, World War, Art Attorneys, Associations of Museums, Art Insurance Professionals, Civil Fraud Investigation Divisions, Collectible Police Units, Conventional Dealers, Early Writing, Export Police Units, High Value Specialized Storage Facilities, Intelligence Units, Musical Items, Police Agency Criminal Investigation, Police Narcotics Units, Police Organized Crime, Potentially Related, The Corporate Collector, The Effect of Intense Investigation New!
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- Drawn to Trouble by Eric Hebborn on page 25, and Back Matter
- Dali (Great Painters) by Victoria Charles PhD. in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Artful Partners by Colin Simpson in Back Matter
- Faking it: Art and the politics of forgery by Ian Haywood in Back Matter
- The Burglar Who Traded Ted Williams (Bernie Rhodenbarr Mysteries) by Lawrence Block in Back Matter
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