Who took the works out of Picasso's home in the first place was never established.
Even Picasso's granddaughter agreed that the electrician had shared a special relationship with the artist. And the one person who could have backed up his story had been dead for decades.
When Le Guennec first looked in that box, he said, he saw drawings, sketches and crumpled paper. Experts said it was worth tens of millions of euros.
