Interesting dialog with the subject of this story...

Kevin Airis holds up an American Indian headdress, admiring the eagle feathers standing tall above the intricate orange-and-black beadwork of the headband, and its flowing mink tails. 

It is a family prize, he tells a visitor, a comforting reminder of his grandfather's love of the Indian culture. It's also a sour reminder that two others were lent and lost in a deal that has him suing the St. Louis Science Center.

http://www.museumprofessionals.org/forum/museum-news/2941-heir-indian-headdresses-suing-science-center.html 



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