Man accused of stealing portrait of Winston Churchill pleads guilty
- A man named Jeffrey Wood pleaded guilty to three of six charges related to the theft of a famous portrait of Winston Churchill from the Château Laurier hotel in Ottawa during a COVID-19 lockdown in early 2022.
- Wood replaced the stolen portrait with a fake while it was secured with special bolts.
- The portrait was recovered in Genoa, Italy, after being unnoticed for several months, and it has been returned to the Fairmont Château Laurier hotel in Ottawa with added security measures.
- Ottawa police discovered the theft six months later and tracked the portrait to a buyer who agreed to return it.
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Local man pleads guilty to stealing portrait of Winston Churchill
The discovery of the swap at the Chateau Laurier launched a global investigation that tracked the portrait to a British auction house and ultimately to a buyer in Italy who did not know he had purchased stolen art
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