Phillip and Gay Courter found themselves in the middle of a global scandal after a French couple asked them to hold onto a briefcase of gold bars which they later tried to flog on eBay.

Gerard was a crazy guy with so many irons in the fire," reports the Express ... The listing included a link to an episode of Antiques Roadshow, where a French woman, later revealed to be Annette ...

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Gerard was a crazy guy with so many irons in the fire”. When Phillip showed his children ... The listing also included a link to an episode of Antiques Roadshow. A French woman, eventually revealed to ...

Gerard was a crazy guy with so many irons in the fire, "We thought, 'The British Museum is buying it, so it must be legit.'" was the initial belief when the gold bars were purchased. Yet ...

A jaw-dropping Antiques Roadshow episode led to a couple ... She described Gérard as a 'crazy guy with so many irons in the fire'. So when he made his impromptu appearance in Crystal River ...

A Hollywood writer-director was arrested Tuesday on charges that he swindled $11 million from Netflix for a sci-fi show that never aired, instead steering the cash toward cryptocurrency ...

Rinsch was in court on Tuesday in a turtleneck sweater and jeans with shackles on his hands and ankles. U.S. Magistrate Judge Pedro V. Castillo agreed to let Rinsch go on $100,000 bond on Tuesday.

Phillip and Gay Courter were arrested by the French authorities over trafficking a "national treasure belonging to France" after an episode of Antiques Roadshow ...

He appeared in a federal courtroom in Los Angeles in a turtleneck sweater and jeans with shackles on his arms and legs. He did not enter a plea and spoke only to answer a judge’s questions.

He appeared in a federal courtroom in Los Angeles in a turtleneck sweater and jeans with shackles on his arms and legs. He did not enter a plea and spoke only to answer a judge’s questions.