See About archive blog posts. The groundbreaking criminal trial of former Getty Museum antiquities curator Marion True ended in a bureaucratic whimper Wednesday in Rome when the judged ended the ...

Not long after the Italian government accused Getty Museum antiquities curator Marion True of knowingly trafficking in looted artifacts, a group of her friends and colleagues teamed up to vouch ...

The curator, who has been largely off-the-grid for the past decade, has released excerpts from the rough draft of a memoir on the scandal. Marion True is the former curator of antiquities for the J.

Paul Getty Museum curator Marion True after the Los Angeles institution formally signed a deal Tuesday to return 40 contested artifacts. State lawyers will withdraw the civil lawsuit when the 2 ...

On Wednesday morning, in a Roman courtroom, the long-running criminal case against the former Getty Museum curator Marion True was dismissed. In less than ten minutes of deliberation, judges ...

The reporters staked her out. The investigators said she conspired with crooked dealers. And her museum colleagues seemed content to watch her disappear, as if one of the world’s most powerful ...

Paul Getty Museum antiquities curator Marion True, a case that was followed with concern by museums worldwide, because the statute of limitations had expired, defense lawyers said. "I spoke to Mrs ...

Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles has been indicted in Italy on criminal charges related to the acquisition of several items in the museum's collection. Marion True, curator for antiquities ...

She reportedly even retained her Getty pension. In the end, Marion True has become ... Yet to my knowledge, no museum official at any level — including True — has been fired from his or ...

The agreement also provides for cultural cooperation between the museum and the Italians. Meanwhile, the trial of Getty curator Marion True and art dealer Robert Hecht continues in Rome.