i hope this link works , if not its online under abc news , how ironic lmao

http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/AroundTheWorld/wireStory?id=7122417

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ok sorry , it was on cbs news online , and archiologists is pleading guilty to stealing bones , he has been digging on federal land for years and has admited to stealing some of the bones he dug to sale them , says he is facing 10 years . just thought it was ironic lol

The case referred to here involves a self-taught paleontologist (not an archaeologist) who excavated
rare fossil remains on Federal Property in 2006...valued at $150K-$400K. He directed a private
dinosaur "research" center, yet he removed the fossils without a permit, apparently tried to sell them, has already plead guilty to a state felony (5 years probation), and is awaiting
trial on related issues in Federal court. A real
stand-up guy...

Archaeologists don't dig dinosaurs or fossils -- that's the realm of paleontology. And with the discovery of extensive fossil beds in the NW Plains in
recent decades, there has been a lot of very good work, and some bad work (as with this fellow.

TRH

I believe Leonardo was on Discovery Channel here a while back. Even had the internal organs perserved.
Supposed to be the best perserved dino found.