Churchill Photo Thief was sentenced to two years in prison in Canadian prison

Canadian man, known as Roaring Aslan, was sentenced to about two years in prison for stealing a famous photo of Winston Churchill.

Jeffrey Wood has confessed to stealing the original print in early January, 20021 and 2022 from Ostrawa’s Château Laurier Hotel. He also admitted to falsification.

A photo of the Prime Minister of the UK in 1941, in 1941, in 1941, the features of £ 5 in England, which was taken by Yousuf Karsh.

Ottawa police, Genoa last year, Italy was found in the hands of a private buyer in Genoa, stolen.

The picture made a quotes 67 years old, a speech on the Canadian parliament.

Until August 2022, a hotel employee realized that the original photo was replaced by fake.

According to the Canadian media, Wood said he took a photo to find money for his brother suffering from mental health problems.

During the verdict, Justice Robert Wadden said: “It is a nation that a portrait that a photographer with a Canadian will gain this glory.”

“Our society has an element of faith that allows such characteristics to enjoy all Canadians. This property is damaged and traffic damage to this trust,” he said.

“We are very pleased to see the history of Canada,” he said. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Wood says “less than two years less than two years”, a distinctive difference will serve the penalty in the provincial organization instead of a federal prison.

The lawyer, who represents the tree, said that the sentence was “unnecessary hard”, taking into account the criminal for the first time.