TYRANNOSAURUS BATAAR IS TO BE DELIVERED INTO MONGOLIA BY U.S. MILITARY AIRCRAFT
July 19 (InfoMongolia) the US lawyer Robert Painter, who is defending the Mongolian side in the case regarding the "Tyrannosaurus Bataar" dinosaur skeleton that had been sold at an American auction, has held a press conference at the Civil Hallunder the President of Mongolia.
According to the Lawyer, the “Tyrannosaurus Bataar” fossils are to be returned to its homeland of Mongolia after 1-2 months. He also said that a U.S. citizen named Eric
Prokopi, 37, had smuggled the dinosaur skeleton from Great Britain under a false label of “Reptile Skeleton”. Mr. Robert Painter then continued, the skeleton was probably delivered to Great Britain through Japan in 1920, or later. Eric Prokopi had repeatedly committed crimes as such and had repeatedly had illegal assets confiscated on an attempt to enter an auction.
Also, new information was given by the Lawyer that another dinosaur skeleton of Mongolian origins had been discovered and confiscated last month, as it was about to be sold in the State of California, US. The “Tyrannosaurus Bataar” dinosaur skeleton is to be transported at the expenditure of the U.S. Government by a U.S. military aircraft.
According to the Lawyer, the “Tyrannosaurus Bataar” fossils are to be returned to its homeland of Mongolia after 1-2 months. He also said that a U.S. citizen named Eric
Prokopi, 37, had smuggled the dinosaur skeleton from Great Britain under a false label of “Reptile Skeleton”. Mr. Robert Painter then continued, the skeleton was probably delivered to Great Britain through Japan in 1920, or later. Eric Prokopi had repeatedly committed crimes as such and had repeatedly had illegal assets confiscated on an attempt to enter an auction.
Also, new information was given by the Lawyer that another dinosaur skeleton of Mongolian origins had been discovered and confiscated last month, as it was about to be sold in the State of California, US. The “Tyrannosaurus Bataar” dinosaur skeleton is to be transported at the expenditure of the U.S. Government by a U.S. military aircraft.
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