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A guard has admitted stealing two Georgia O'Keeffe paintings from two galleries and one has been recovered.

She has admitted stealing the narcotic, Demerol, and replacing it with saline, but has no memory of whether she used infected needles during the process, they said.

A salesman for a software consulting company has admitted stealing confidential company information and giving it to a competitor, federal prosecutors said yesterday.

A solicitor accused of trying to extort £4.25m from one of Britain's wealthiest peers to recover a missing painting has admitted stealing £350,000 from his own clients' account as well as secretly demanding a £2m reward.

Standing alongside her son, Radu, 29, who has admitted stealing the paintings in October from the Kunsthal museum in Rotterdam, Mrs. Dogaru, 50, told a panel of three judges that her earlier account of destroying the works in a stove at her house in the tiny village of Carcaliu was untrue.

A former guard at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe who was charged with the theft of a painting there in January has admitted stealing a second O'Keeffe canvas, from the city's Museum of Fine Arts in December, the police said.

The defendant, Matthew Pugh, had admitted stealing $300 from a Monmouth County mall, but he denied using force, the legal definition of the more serious crime of robbery.

Mulholland, a court heard, had admitted stealing: Three packets of casserole steak from Sainsbury's For that heinous crime (total value of goods: £12.60) he was jailed for six weeks, although activation of a previous suspended sentence means he will spend 14 weeks behind bars.

The accountant, Chu Wing-kit, has admitted to stealing more than $16.9 million from the British engineering giant Charter from 2000 to 2004.

Arrested on the night of Jan . 19 Mr. Dogaru, who is scheduled to go on trial in August, has admitted to stealing the paintings but has given little solid information about what has become of them.

On Thursday, that investigation is scheduled to culminate in the sentencing in Greenbelt's federal court of a longtime Archives official who has admitted to stealing nearly 1,000 recordings, many of them rare.