 President Andre LuJan received the message below regarding the theft of two high-quality Canadian ammolite ammonites. Please take a minute to review the photographs and text. If you know anything or are contacted about purchasing these items, please contact Dr. Frederic Lacombat at flacombat@interprospekt.com or via whatsapp at +33 6 19 03 43 24. I will add this information to our Fossil Theft page, www.aaps.net/aaps-fossil-theft-alerts.html for future reference. Sincerely, New Fossil Theft Alert March 2025Multible Specimens, reported by Dr. Frederic LacombatI am writing to inform you about the theft of two Canadian Ammonite specimens that occurred last year in Tucson. These specimens were securely stored in the property of the Granada Gallery. Unfortunately, it was broken into, and the ammolites were stolen. Details of the Stolen Specimens:
14inch/35.5cm inventory Number 2023-4
If you happen to come across these specimens or have any information regarding their whereabouts, please contact me directly or reach out to F. Lacombat at flacombat@interprospekt.com or via whatsapp at +33 6 19 03 43 24. Your assistance in this matter is highly appreciated. Thank you for your attention and support. Dr. Frederic Lacombat
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