Angela Gulpenkian has pleaded guilty to theft and is awaiting sentencing in the UK

Angela Gulpenkian, an art collector who was extradited to England from Portugal in December, has pleaded guilty to two counts of plagiarism in a London court, pending sentencing later this month.

A division of Southwak Criminal Court in south London told the Lusa News Agency on Tuesday that the trial was scheduled for July 28 last Friday.

Angela Gulpenkian, 38, of Germany, is responsible for the theft of 1, 1,061,484 (approximately 24 1.24 million at current exchange rates) from Art Incorporated Ltd, owned by consultant Matthew Dickolt, and கிள 50,000 (ஆயிரம் 58,000).

Both would have paid Angela Gulpenkian, married to Duarte Gulpenkian, son-in-law of Armenian businessman Golste Gulpenkian, To mediate the purchase of a sculpture entitled “Yellow Pumpkin” by Japanese artist Yaoi Kusama.

In December, the Supreme Court of Portugal (SDJ) approved that Angela Gulpenkian should have been released in November, before being extradited to England from Interpol.

At the time, Angela Gulpenkian’s attorney, Luca, told the news agency that she had received a Supreme Court decision regarding her request.abeas corpus (Request for Immediate Release) In it, it recognizes that it is illegal to maintain the prison of Angela Gulpenkian from November 24, that she should have been released, despite a European arrest warrant (MDE) against her expiring date.