Two plead guilty to eBay auction scam

Two Americans have pleaded guilty to defrauding art buyers out of around £315,000 in online auctions.

Two plead guilty to eBay auction scam
Wed, 18 Apr, 2001 - 19:55

Two Americans have pleaded guilty to defrauding art buyers out of around £315,000 in online auctions.

Kenneth Walton and Scott Beach have admitted using eBay to sell works falsely attributed to leading artists such as Edward Hopper and Edward Diebenkorn.

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