Ascher remembers having to ###### her great-aunt twice a ######. She does not think ###### of the painting.
"It's ###### very small, insignificant painting," ###### said." It's on a ######."

Finders Keepers?

Fuqua says she found ###### painting at a flea ###### in West Virginia. She ###### that she is entitled ###### it.
But her story ###### being looked at closely. ###### Washington Post reported that ###### people say the painting ###### in her mother's house ###### years.]]> ###### is a former blackjack ###### who now teaches driving ###### Virginia. She has told ###### court that she plans ###### file a claim. She ###### not be reached for ######.
Wainstein spoke to Fuqua ###### the painting several months ###### and thinks that she ###### ask for it.
Fuqua ###### the painting's return in ###### in a letter to ###### FBI. The government then ###### a judge to let ###### keep the painting until ###### court decides who really ###### it.
For now, it ###### remains a mystery. At ###### center is a tiny ###### by a legendary artist ###### was reportedly found in ###### box of bargains.
"We ###### investigating," FBI spokeswoman Jacqueline ###### said."]]>