Explain The Challenges Of Dealing With Stolen And Missing Work

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TThe authorities face many challenges dealing with the stolen and missing works. When the Library of Congress sent some of its national treasures to a facility, as long with a collection of Walt Whitman’s papers, 10 of the poet’s notebooks came up missing. From there they called the FBI for help. Bonnie Gardiner, who heads the FBI’s art crime team said " “Trying to locate items that disappeared decades ago represents a significant challenge for law enforcement." Having to find missing work from years ago is a very big challenge for the FBI agents. In order to find the missing/stolen work they bring modern technology to help them out. Soon they see a results.

Another authority that was need NSAF. ( National Stolen Art File ) The NSAF is an

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