Dan Ratherâs Forgery Fit
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CBS News and anchorman Dan Rather have entered the journalistic equivalent of one of Danteâs circles of Hell, forced to live forever with a scandal they created.
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An 84-year-old man whose family forged statues and paintings that were sold to museums including the Art Institute of Chicago received a two-year suspended sentence in London on Monday, The Associated Press reported. The man, George Greenhalgh, right; his wife, Olive, 83; and their son, Shaun, 46, pleaded guilty in 2002 to laundering money from the sale of forged artworks. In November a sentence of more than four years was imposed on Shaun, described by the authorities as the creator of fakes that supposedly ranged across the millennia, from gold and silver Roman and Anglo-Saxon works to sculptures attributed to Paul Gauguin and Henry Moore. Mrs. Greenhalgh received a one-year sentence. The police said the parents handled most of the sales. Detective Sgt. Vernon Rapley, chief of Scotland Yardâs art and antiques unit, said there was little doubt that some of the familyâs forgeries were still circulating in the art world.
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By Financial Mail on Sunday, London  Feb. 4--Fraud detectives investigating computer group Torex are looking  at an alleged conspiracy to manipulate accounts to sell it at an inflated  value.
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CBS News anchor Dan Rather has interviewed the retired lieutenant colonel widely believed to have helped provide &quot;60 Minutes&quot; with the disputed National Guard documents about President Bush
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A stoneware sculpture thought to be a rare and early example of an unglazed ceramic by Gauguin has been exposed as a clever fake produced by a family of expert forgers.
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Counterfeiters learn to make convincing copies of the shiny, embossed stickers that certify everything from software to baseball cards. By Marty Graham.
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A media watchdog group is blasting CBS News anchor Dan Rather for allegedly using Clinton-like tactics in the ongoing controversy over the authenticity of documents used in
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By Tom Murse  Popular Web site and those close to investigation draw sketchy but intriguing portraits of 4 young men accused of shocking E-town murder.
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As Ryan Wilson at AOLâs FanHouse points out, cheaters do prosper sometimes. Itâs unclear whether they need to be wearing a weathered hoodie while doing so. ESPNâs Matt Mosley makes an excellent point about the use of âpit bullâ to describe a player. That should be right up there on the list with referring to yourself [...].
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Dan Rather asserts that CBS violated his contract by giving him insufficient airtime on â60 Minutes.â
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JERUSALEM: A forgery ring that spanned the globe and produced a treasure trove of fake Bible-era artefacts was cracked yesterday. Police said the ring forged what were presented as perhaps the
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The CBS mess variously known as &#39;&#39;Forgerygate&#39;&#39; or &#39;&#39;Rathergate&#39;&#39; is by any other name a seminal moment in the blogosphere that holds promise not only for revolutionizing journalism, but also perhaps for problem-solving on a global scale.
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Claims of 'stretching or resizing' A composite image of Jean Charles de Menezes and Hussain Osman "was manipulated so as to mislead", it was claimed at the Old Bailey today. The composite was produced by the Metropolitan Police in evidence in order to illustrate similarities between the two men, and to show that police could have difficulties distinguishing the two.â¦
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CBS star television journalist Dan Rather apologised on prime time television for using dubious documents to back a report that cast doubts on President George W. Bush's Vietnam era military service.
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NEW YORK  - CBS News anchor Dan Rather,  who has been under fire of late, received applause and words of  encouragement from a standing-room-only audience, as well as  the support of rival network anchors, at a public appearance  Saturday in New York.
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CBS News and top anchor Dan Rather are digging in their heels - and just maybe digging their own journalistic graves â-y continuing to stand by their deeply suspect memos about President Bush (news - web sites)&#39;s service in the Texas Air National
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You can&#39;t fool teammates. Frauds and poseurs are sniffed out easily when 25 men spend seven months together. And you can&#39;t find any teammate who did not like Ken Caminiti.