[meteorite-list] Museum Accuses Marin County Man of Stealing Missing Gold-Flecked Meteorite Over 'Sellerâ?Ts Remorse'

Raremeteorites raremeteorites at centurylink.net
Thu Apr 7 12:20:30 EDT 2016


Fascinating, a must read!.  Yet, another high-level Pallasite dispute.  It 
seems that greed, lack of a moral compass, perjury, no personal code of 
honor and ownership issues are all too common these days when dealing with 
objects of value.  Take the "Atocha Treasure","Bahia Emerald" and "Sue the 
Dinosaur" cases for instances.

In the end, greed seems to be the dominate driving force. When blinded by 
greed, some people will say or do anything and have the ability to convince 
themselves they are in the right, regardless of previous promises and 
contracts.

A man or woman are only as good as their word.

I will be following this one closely.

Adam





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