Assistant pleads guilty in historic document theft - WSJ.com
BALTIMORE — A presidential historian's assistant pleaded guilty Thursday to
conspiring to steal valuable documents signed by Abraham Lincoln, Napoleon
Bonaparte and other historic figures from both sides of the Atlantic.
Jason Savedoff, 24, of New York City, admits he worked with historian Barry
Landau since late last year to steal cultural heritage items from museums
throughout the Northeast, including historical societies in Maryland,
Pennsylvania and Connecticut and the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential
Library, part of the National Archives.
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