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New developments in Smart case
Kristin Smart’s haunting disappearance continued to make headlines around the world last week, with a father-son duo pleading not guilty Monday after a dramatic break in the nearly 25-year-old case led to their arrests the week before.
Though Ruben Flores, 80, father of prime suspect Paul Flores, 44, has been released on $50,000 bail, Denise and Stan Smart, who live in Stockton, filed a lawsuit in San Luis Obispo County Superior Court alleging that Smart’s body was buried in Ruben Flores’ backyard and he moved the body “under cover of darkness” to another location a few days after investigators searched his property in February 2020.
Haggin Museum longtime staffer Susan Obert named new CEO
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Arrest in Kristin Smart case, historic WNBA draft pick tops local news
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The mummy is gone, but The Haggin Museum has a world-renowned collection of American and European fine art and historical collections, special collections and industrial archives. But here are five exhibits – recommended by retiring CEO/Curator Tod Ruhstaller – you don’t want to pass up.
1. The Haggin Family Collection
Spread across four galleries and the vestibule, the renovated and reinterpreted Haggin McKee Legacy collection of paintings, photos, artifacts and ephemera traces The Haggin to its roots. “Spoiler, there wasn’t a Stockton connection,” Ruhstaller says. “It explains the story of how this wonderful art collection found its way to Stockton, California, when none of the three generations who helped put the collection together had ever lived in Stockton.”