you have seen this portrait, if you know where it is called the investigators at the national archives they want it back and they re actively looking for a. in 2002, a guy was sentenced to prison for stealing hundreds of photographs and documents from the national archives including a whole bunch of signed presidential pardons. they caught him because he sold a lot of the stuff on ebay but they re still looking for most of the pardons that he stole. the missing ones are all listed in the archival recovery quorum website at the national archives. they re on the case, they re looking for the missing presidential pardons. they archive them on the website by president. at least that s the way that they re gonna look for them. they don t just deal with thefts though, they deal with forgeries. if someone tries to forge a military record, or veteran s record to try and make themselves seem like they had a military career they haven t actually had. these are the investigators that will track t
identifying feature they re really looking t for is this haa big lbj engraved inside the ring. it is missing. it was stolen. if you find someone, call the investigators at the national archives. they areig looking for it and ty want it back. someone also somehow lifted this actually very nice portrait of fdr. stolen from the national archives. somehow. if you have seen this portrait, you know wherear it is. call the investigators at the national archives. they want itti back. and theye are actively looking for it. in 2002, a guy was september to prison for stealing hun sent to prison for stealing hundreds of documents and photos from the national archives including a whole bunch of signed pardons.ial they caught him because they sold a lot of this stuff on ebay but still looking for most of the pardons that he stole, the missing ones areth all listed a the archival recovery program at the web site at the national ar kivs. they re on thesi case. looking for theseti missing
feature that they re looking for is that it s got an lbj engraved. it is missing. presumed stolen. if you find it somewhere call the investigators of the national archives they re looking for it in they won it back. someone also somehow lifted this very nice portrait of fdr, stolen from the national archives. if you have seen this portrait, if you know where it is called the investigators at the national archives they want it back and they re actively looking for a. in 2002, a guy was sentenced to prison for stealing hundreds of photographs and documents from the national archives including a whole bunch of signed presidential pardons. they caught him because he sold a lot of the stuff on ebay but they re still looking for most of the pardons that he stole. the missing ones are all listed in the archival recovery quorum website at the national archives. they re on the case, they re looking for the missing presidential pardons. they archive them on the
one s going to do anything abou it because a lot of these big chains, they have been no confrontation policy, so the people that ring you up, they r not going to tackle you for stealing hundreds of dollars, because these big stores can just write that off, and that s just part of their insurance policy. but small business, they re not going to let people come in and take these things, they re goin to have to do something about that and it s making life harde for average americans. when the small business owners are these employees trie to stand up for themselves or tried to stand up for the products and the philosophy of an actual crime and loss society , they get killed, as we just discussed in the intro. at the facts as always communities of color, low income , the elderly, infirmed, because as these places are closing in the metropolitan cities, the 17 walgreens, there goes 17 walgreens locations providing free vaccines, what next? this is why people are flyin
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