Sky News: Churchill's famous portrait roaring lion disappeared at the Canadian hotel and was replaced by a cottage product with a cottage in a Canadian hotel

China Well -off. August 25th. An old horse's famous Winston Churchi portrait was stolen in a hotel in Canada, and it was counterfeit in place.

Roaring Lion Portrait Photo

The British Sky News Station reported that this photo was called the "Roaring Lion". Shortly after Mr. Churchill gave a speech in the Canadian Parliament in 1941, photographer You Sufahash was taken.

The police began to investigate the robbery after a staff member of the Fairmont Chöteau Laurier Hotel noted in the photo of the photo of the photo.

These photos are the works of the same photographer. He is known for a series of highly praised portraits, including the portraits of the queen and Martin Luther.

Jerry Fielder, who is responsible for managing Mr. Kash Manor, was contacted by the hotel to discuss the signature on the "fake" portrait.

He told the Guardian: "I have seen that signature for 43 years. So I only spent a second that someone tried to copy it. This is fake."

This hotel collects many works of Mr. Kash and said "deeply sadness about this shameless behavior."

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