I meant this part: > The agents believed they’d seized the majority of the obviously illicit items. So they dismantled their village, took down their tents, an

I meant this part: > The agents believed they’d seized the majority of the obviously illicit items. So they dismantled their village, took down their tents, and packed up. They even took the items with Miller's consent. You seem to be saying FBI took too much, which is a bit baffling to me. Seems to me the whole collection should've been seized, but I guess it wasn't worth the effort as nobody was interested in prosecuting and even museums didn't want the stolen hoard. Passports and photos were taken as evidence of the crimes, right? Apparently he also committed extensive tax fraud with claiming his trips as travel expenses, but those crimes were surely expired already.