“By the end of the twentieth century Interpol was ranking art crime as one of the world’s most profitable criminal activities, second only to drug smuggling and weapons dealing. The three activities were related: Drug pushers were moving stolen and… — Laney Salisbury Copy Share Image
“Detective Sergeant Jonathan Searle, a Cambridge-educated art historian who worked at Special Branch, the muscle behind British intelligence on national security and espionage.” — Laney Salisbury Copy Share Image
“By the end of the twentieth century Interpol was ranking art crime as one of the world’s most profitable criminal activities, second only to… — Laney Salisbury Copy Share Image
