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Ill. dealer acquited on sale of skull
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FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2002 A federal jury in Illinois acquitted an antiques dealer of breaking federal law by trying to sell a skull dating back a few hundred years. The jury didn't believe the skull was of a Native American. Ugo G. DeLuca had tried to sell it for $265. Get the Story:
Merchant acquitted in skull sale trial (The Chicago Tribune 7/19)
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