This is Art Forgery

Stacey Pierrot knew she was guilty of Art Forgery when she lured my sixteen year old daughter away from me. Mark and Vicki Presco also knew art forgery was going on, as well as a Ponzi scheme that was taken over by Stacey Pierrot ‘The Caretaker’ who I believe was a victim of the Benton Ponzi scheme, as was Lawrence Chazen, who became a partner of the Bentons a month after they formed a partnership with Vic and Vicki Presco that my father was unaware of. Aunt Lillian told me Stacey was an heir. Her father may have hired Sydney Morris – on the sly – in order to get family money back. Pierrot hired three Ghost Writers to make it all work for her ‘The Undertaker’ and ‘Cultural Custodian’.

Christine never painted a frog. To offer images of a frog for sale, or, for investment purposes, that was rendered by a un-known artist – IS ART FORGERY!

The artist, Lynn Larson, is illustrating one of Faulkner’s books, and may have rendered ‘Dunkin the Frog’. I do not implicate her in any fraud.

http://www.lynnlarsonart.com/about_the_artist

Jon Presco

Art forgery is the creating and selling of works of art which are falsely credited to other, usually more famous artists. Art forgery can be extremely lucrative, but modern dating and analysis techniques have made the identification of forged artwork much simpler.

“Pierrot later bought the business from the estate, royalties
from which go to Rosamond’s daughters, Drew now 11, and Shannon, 28.
Pierrot has a determined vision of where she wants the business to
go. A poster of Rosamond’s creation “Dunkin the Frog” will be
distributed to children in hospitals. T-shirts and tote bags will
also be produced featuring the whimsical character, Pierrot says. All
manner of upscale merchandising is contemplated using the images from
Rosamond’s paintings…bed linins, throw pillows and other elegant
household items.”