Over a period of five years, James H. Clark, the internet pioneer whose Netscape browser once commanded that market, spent roughly $35 million to purchase dozens of Cambodian and Southeast Asian antiquities. After investigators convinced him these collections were all stolen and that he had been duped by a shady antiquities dealer, Mr. Clark said, “My doing might inspire other people to do the same, but I’m not sure — it’s hard for people to give up something they paid for, but for me, why would you want to own something that was stolen?”
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