Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Surveillance on the streets of Italy. An investigator's invisible-ink marks on the back of an alleged counterfeit Joan Miró print. Recordings of a conversation between an Italian art distributor and a local gallery owner in a Bay Area coffee shop.
These details, which sound like they could be the makings of a suspense movie, are instead spilling out in a criminal tria...
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