Criminal
Dec. 16, 2010
Miro Dealer Denies Counterfeiting Charges
An art gallery dealer accused of selling fake Joan Miró prints took the stand in his own defense Tuesday, telling jurors he had no idea the men he was dealing with might be involved in counterfeiting.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - An art gallery dealer accused of selling fake Joan Miró prints took the stand in his own defense Tuesday, telling jurors he had no idea the men he was dealing with might be involved in counterfeiting.
Pasquale Iannetti, who once operated an art gallery near San Francisco's Union Square, is accused of knowingly selling fake Miró prints to customers - inclu...
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