Sad violin braid.
Long Island, famous globally, sold a valuable violin over the shipment-and fails to give millions of millions of returns, according to a pair of lawsuits.
The tools included two bass and 43 dwarves of $ 1.5 million from the Marfin Topolsky drug, a long -term guitarist with a long -term opera that died in 2021. Topolsky worked on the opera for 51 years.
In addition to the tools of music for a long time, it was claimed that Kolstein's music in Baldwin and its owner, Mane Alvarez, took over the shipment of Mateo Goffriller Bass Coanin with a value of $ 255,000 from a Japanese owner, Yoshio Nagashima, according to Brooklyn Federal Federal issues against the store.
Malcon said in the papers of the court that another Japanese citizen, Yoshio Omuri, raised the Bass Tetor, and a copy of the Zimmerman model with Kolstein, believed to be $ 185,000.
Andrew Wilson, a man in the state of Massachusetts, raised $ 60,000 Nicholas Voium Pass to Coltstein, and the Kristover Cook of Rod Island, who placed $ 18,000 in a double Prague Pass in the store, and also sued the Nassau Upper Province last month.
Lawyer Daniel Shevita, who represents the affected tools, said that it is unclear when the tools were delivered to Colchtein, known as the largest dual bass store on the eastern coast “and perhaps the nation.”
“They have disappeared simply and Mane did not follow the inquiries,” Shevita said of the tools.
Alvarez's lawyer refused to comment on the allegations and said that the store owner would respond in court.
