One writer says the pressure on American museums has eased, but another insists Italian prosecutors remain combative

“Neither condemned nor vindicated”: Marion True on why it is hard to accept the lack of verdict after her five-year trial

After more than 5 years of hearings, the case is finally closing

Victims include prime minister’s father-in-law and an old master art dealer

As the testimony of the expert witness comes to a close, we look at what the next hearing will entail

Hearings drag on into fifth year

The letters aid claims that the Getty Museum were aware of the origin of the illegally excavated artefacts

The latest hearing in the Marion True trial links Getty to convicted dealer, again

Complications over reputation, paperwork, and repatriation

The hearings heated up when one of the defence lawyers threatened to abandon the trial if the prosecution continued its aggressive stance

Specific artefacts are called into question

More evidence is scrutinised

The Art Newspaper reports on the events of the continuing trial

Following trials of Giacomo Medici, Robert Hecht, and Marion True

However, both True and co-defendant Robert Hecht were absent

Evidence is discussed and documents are scoured

Marion True made a surprise appearance on the first day of the trial

Postponement is due to document translation troubles