Unnamed Siblings Found Guilty in German Court Over Sale of Looted Egyptian Artifacts

Unnamed Siblings Found Guilty in German Court Over Sale of Looted Egyptian Artifacts

A court in Hamburg convicted an unnamed brother and sister of money laundering in connection with the sale of looted Egyptian artifacts.

The siblings were ordered to turn over $37 million and to pay fines of more than $105,000.

The case falls under the keyword crime and centers on the court’s ruling against the pair.

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