$35 sculpture found at an Austin Goodwill was looted from a museum during WWII
<i>Back at home, Young had a problem: She was in possession of a looted piece of ancient art. She couldn't keep it. She couldn't sell it. And giving it back to its rightful owners was a lot harder than it sounds.</i><p><i>“At that point, I realized I was probably going to need some help,” Young says. “I was probably going to need an attorney.”</i><p><i>So she hired a lawyer in New York who specializes in international art law, Leila Amineddoleh.</i><p>I don't really understand why it would be hard or complicated, unless she wanted a payout.