A federal agent traces sacred artifacts stolen from a village in India to a store on Madison Avenue, revealing the black market for antiquities.
Synopsis
A federal agent traces sacred artifacts stolen from a village in India to a store on Madison Avenue, revealing the black market for antiquities.
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Synopsis
Brent Easter, a federal agent with Homeland Security Investigations, tracks stolen artifacts from a village in India. The documentary follows his efforts to trace these sacred items through the black market. Easter's investigation leads him to a store on Madison Avenue, where he confronts the challenges of cultural preservation and the illegal trade in antiquities. The film runs for 13 minutes and was released in 2015.
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Why Watch
- Follow Brent Easter's investigation into stolen artifacts.
- See how sacred items end up on Madison Avenue.
- Find out about the black market for antiquities.
Did You Know
- Brent Easter works for Homeland Security Investigations.
- Artifacts were stolen from a village in India.
- The documentary is 13 minutes long.
- The black market sale of antiquities is a significant issue.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Brent Easter?
Brent Easter is a federal agent for Homeland Security Investigations who tracks the black market sale of antiquities.
What is the main focus of Brent Easter's investigations?
Easter investigates the black market sale of sacred artifacts stolen from a village in India.
Where were the stolen artifacts traced to?
The stolen artifacts were traced to a store on Madison Avenue.
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