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Map of smuggled antiquities stolen from Egypt to John F. Kennedy Airport in the US | Official documents

Amany EbrahimBy Amany EbrahimSeptember 14, 2025No Comments1 Min Read0 Views
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Egyptian antiquities were seized from Ashraf Omar Al Dareer photo from the investigation documents
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In this investigation, Bab Masr reveals the smuggling routes that begin in the heart of Cairo, passing through Thailand and Hong Kong, before the Egyptian antiquities end up in the homes of collectors in Canada and the United States. The investigation is based on American documents, official testimonies, and customs seizure reports to map out one of the networks smuggling Egyptian antiquities. It begins with a doctor who carried artifacts in his suitcases, passes through shipping companies and forged ownership certificates, and ends with their sale at online auctions.

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