Fossil Hunters indicted (fwd)

[libsdnhm <libsdnhm@CLASS.ORG>]

Re the non-T. rex charges in the South Dakota case: these are the charges 
in the grand jury indictment for the criminal trial now underway.


February 1, 1995

The December 1, 1993, Indian Country Today lists the following
charges:

The Black Hills Institute of Geological Research, Inc., with one
county of conspiracy; 14 counts of theft of government property;
one county of theft of government property under $100; two counts
of interstate transportation of stolen goods; two counts of
making false statements; five counts of money laundering; one
count of entry of goods by false statements; six counts of wire
fraud; one count of structuring; three counts of currency or
monetary instruments reporting and one count of obstruction of
justice.

Peter Larson, 41 with one count of conspiracy; 14 counts of theft
of government property; one count of theft of government property
under $100; two counts of interstate transportation of stolen two
counts of false statements; five counts of money laundering, one
count of entry of goods by false statements; six counts of wire
fraud; one count of structuring; three counts of currency or
monetary instruments reporting and one count of obstruction of
justice.

Neal Larson, 39, was charged with one count of conspiracy; 14
counts of theft of government property; one count of theft of
government property under $100; two counts of interstate
transportation of stolen goods; two counts of false statements;
five counts of money laundering; one count of entry of goods by
false statement; six counts of wire fraud; one count of
structuring; three counts of currency or monetary instruments
reporting and three counts of obstruction of justice.

Robert Farrar, 38, with one count of conspiracy; 14 counts of
theft of government property; one count of theft of government
property under $100; two counts of interstate transportation of
stolen goods; two counts of false statements; five counts of
money laundering; one count of entry of goods by false
statements; six counts of wire fraud; one count of structuring;
three counts of currency or monetary instruments reporting and
one count of obstruction of justice.