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02 May, 2023
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A man who was accused of stealing the thumb from a 2,000-year-old terra cotta statue during a holiday party at Philadelphia’s Franklin Museum has accepted a plea deal that will save him from a possible 30-year prison sentence, according to the Philly Voice.
In 2017, Michael Rohana, a guest at an after-hours “ugly sweater” holiday party held at the museum, slipped into a roped-off exhibition of Chinese terra cotta warriors that were found at the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, China’s first emperor. Surveillance footage showed that, after taking a selfie with a statue of a cavalryman, Rohana broke something off one of the statues.
An FBI investigation was underway shortly after museum staff realized the statue’s thumb was missing. Before long, federal investigators questioned Rohana at his home, and he handed the thumb, which he had “stashed in a drawer,” over to the authorities.
The original charges against Rohana—theft and concealment of an object of cultural heritage from a museum—were dropped as part of his plea deal. Rohana, who lives in Delaware, is expected to plead guilty to interstate trafficking, which comes with a possible two-year sentence and a $20,000 fine.
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