The kidnappers of paintings in the Pebble Beach of the ransom demand
The owners of stolen Pebble Beach Art Kennou Ralph (Ralph Kennaugh) and Amadiyah Angelo (Angelo Amadio) found Sept. 29 at his home a note containing a demand for ransom, and threat to life and health not only of the collector but also their families. These data confirmed the Monterey County police spokesman Mike Richards (Mike Richards). According to him, this information is not intended for a broad audience, but it gave the media owners themselves. "Unfortunately, this complicates our investigation", - said Richards.
As previously reported , criminals kidnapped home, which rented Kennou and Amadiyah, valuable work of Rembrandt (Rembrandt), Pierre-Auguste Renoir (Auguste Renoir), Edgar Degas (Edgar Degas), Joan Miro (Joan Miro), Jackson Pollock (Jackson Pollock) and other authors. Owners offered a million dollars reward for their return and five million for the provision of information to help arrest and convict the perpetrators. As the publication of the Californian, in addition to works of art and computer hard drives, also was stolen 3 100 dollars in cash and smashed a window in one of the bedrooms.
article prepared by Catherine Onuchina, AI
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