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Norval Morso is one of the most famous indigenous artists ever.

Looking at his paintings, it's easy to see why.

Colors are intense.

Color is medicine.

But look a little closer, and you'll see something else.

Fakes.

We believe it's the world's biggest art fraud.

There are thousands of fake Norval-Moroso paintings.

Beneath some of these forgeries, assaults, abuse, and even an unsolved murder.

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podcasts. Good afternoon. From the KUOW Newsroom, I'm Paige Browning. This is Seattle now. We're back to a normal schedule this week after a lighter week of coverage over Thanksgiving. So let's get caught up. Here's our roundup of today's top stories. It's Monday, December 1st. Starting with the big story of the weekend, the Trump administration has announced the

State Department is halting all asylum decisions and visa processing for Afghans. This comes after the

shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, D.C. last week. And it's leaving members of the

local Afghan community with questions about their future, as Noel

Gaska reports.

Jawad Ramyaar is a family and youth advocacy manager for the new Americans alliance for policy

and research.

Since the shooting, Ramyaar says he's had 15 of his clients reach out to him, concerned

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