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Kenneth Walton

Kenneth Walton
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Kenneth Walton

Kenneth Walton was a lawyer when he began selling art on eBay in 1999. Over time his online sales tactics grew increasingly fraudulent, culminating in the $135,805 sale of a forged Richard Diebenkorn painting in May 2000. The story of this infamous auction, first broken by an investigative report published in the New York Times, ultimately resulted in his prosecution by the federal government for placing shill bids. He was sentenced in June 2004, is no longer a lawyer, and lives in Northern California. This is his first book. You can visit his website at www.kennethwalton.com.

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Excerpt:
Chapter 6 from Fake
Prior to Dec 19, 2008

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The Scotsman, February 29, 2012
...for years, Joanna MacGregor is tapping into her formidable energies to take Bach?s Goldberg Variations on tour.By Kenneth Walton Joanna MacGregor is not one of those virtuoso pianists whose world is caged by archaic convention; whose life is an enshrined...
The Scotsman, February 22, 2012
...traditions, so it?s to Masaaki Suzuki?s credit that the Bach Collegium Japan is such a great success, finds Kenneth Walton BACK in 1991, the idea of founding an instrumental ensemble and choir that specialised in authentic performance of Baroque music...
Wilson World, February 21, 2012
...Rome Pike, Lebanon, Sale of Schedule II Brenda Powell, 52, 24 Head Homes, Lebanon, Sale of Schedule II Kenneth Walton, 23, 263 Hunters Lane, Lebanon, Sale of Schedule II x 2 Dewayne Crosby, 44, Incarcerated, charged: Sale of Schedule II ...
The Scotsman, February 8, 2012
...Tallis Scholars celebrate 40 years of thrilling the world with their a capella recreations of Renaissance songs. By Kenneth Walton The Tallis Scholars have been called “the rock stars of Renaissance vocal music” by no less a publication than the New...