Investigators suspect that the former president of the Louvre Museum, Jean-Luc Martinez, turned a blind eye to forging certificates of origin for five ancient Egyptian artifacts. According to BFM channel, French investigators suspect a criminal group operating in the Louvre Museum of forging documents for five artifacts dating back to the era of Tutankhamun, the eleventh pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty. The police began investigating the accusations in July 2018, two years after the Louvre Abu Dhabi bought a rare pink granite stele depicting King Tutankhamun and four other artifacts for over eight million euros. According to the channel, the suspected group includes Martinez and two well-k
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