Ruling the Roost? - LAW v. SCIENCE
August 24, 2009 by FineArtRegistry
Filed under General Art Interest
The subject at hand, no pun intended here, is the science of handwriting analysis and its continuing evolvement throughout the legal system. Chronicling the ebb and flow of this science, Dr. John Daab, fine art fraud investigator and researcher, has written Art Forensics: Handwriting Analysis, clarifying what is now acceptable in a court of law and what is not. Read more
Shameful Abuse of the Elderly by Park West at Sea and Celebrity Cruise Lines
July 18, 2009 by FineArtRegistry
Filed under FAR Investigates
One might think that a certain respect and appropriate attitude should be due a person who has lived for 86 years. A man that has been a loyal patron of Celebrity Cruise Lines and of Park West Gallery, as well. You will be angered and astonished at the treatment and downright despicable behavior when you read this case study entitled, 86-year Old Victim of Park West Gallery, Park West at Sea and Celebrity Cruise Line Art Auction Fraudulent Misrepresentation and Deceptive Trade Practices. Read more
Clueless or Not? Genuine Questions Arise in Forensic Science
July 13, 2009 by FineArtRegistry
Filed under General Art Interest
Most of us have been exposed to the latest craze of television’s CSI series touting the mysterious processes used by detectives to solve complex criminal cases. Fascinating stories that leave the viewer with the impression that such mysteries are solved quickly and within the time constraints of a television show. However, the investigations that are undertaken are not solved within an hour’s time, far from it! And when you are talking about art fraud, the situation is much worse. Read more

