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Well-known American fantasy artist Frank Frazzetta's son, Alfonso 9 on suspicion of stealing his father broke into the museum oil painting had been arrested by the police. These works worth 20 million U.S. dollars.

    10 Associated Press report quoted the words of the police, 52-year-old Alfonso, and a man on the 9th the afternoon of forklifts, broke into his father located in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, a museum, trying to steal 90 market value of about 20 million U.S. dollars in oil painting.

    Two in the process of touching theft alarm, a police then rushed to the museum. In accordance with the police statement, Alfonso claimed that his father instructed him to "can help in any way into the Museum of Art, put all oil storage areas for removal to another one."

    However, his son Frank to deny authorization handling oil paintings.

    Alfonso is currently held in the Monroe County jail. He was theft, burglary, theft, or intrusion into private homes and other offenses charged.

    Reported that the theft may be motivated by Alfonso due to a fight against Frank's family and property scam.

    Frank, now 81 years old, to good fantasy portrait known.
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