three weeks later, the gendarmes were at the le guennec door. they seized the works, and they seized the couple. >> pierre le guennec ( translated ): we were taken into custody to nice, my wife in one car and i in another. and i was held there for two days. >> danielle le guennec ( translated ): i spent one day in jail. i was devastated, so devastated that i've been seeing a i can still see that jail cell. and i'd like to add, if i can use this language, it didn't just smell bad, it stank. >> whitaker: you don't believe they were kept in their garage for 40 years? >> jean-jacques neuer and claudia andrieu: no. ( laughs ) >> whitaker: jean-jacques neuer and claudia andrieu, lawyers representing the picasso administration, say the condition of the art is too pristine to have been kept on a shelf in a garage for almost 40 years. they don't buy any part the le en why not? >> andrieu: it's impossible. ( laughs ) >> neuer: it's impossible. it's nonsense. and to be very frank with you, we believe that mr. le guennec is a swindler. >> whitaker: the le gu

were at the le guennec door. they seized the works and they seized the couple. >> translator: we were taken into custody to nice, my wife in one car and i in another, and i was held there for two days. >> i spent one day in jail. i was devastated. so devastated that i've been seeing a psychiatrist. i am not over it. i can still see that jail cell. and i'li use this language, it didn't just smell bad. i stank. >> you don't believe they were kept in their garage for 40 years? >> no. >> reporter: jean jacques nurier and claudia andrieu, lawyers representing the picasso administration, say the condition of the art is too pristine to have been kept on a shelf in a garage for almost 40 years. they don't buy any part of the le guennecs' story. >> why not? >> it's impossible. >> it's a nonsense. and to be very frank with you, believe that mr. le guennec is a swindler. >> reporter: the le guennecs say they're honest people caught in a david and goliath battle with the picasso heirs, snooty art moguls who can't handle the i

in february 2015 the le guennecs went on trial. there wasn't enough evidence to prove they stole the art. so prosecutors charged them with possessing stolen property. witnesses who knew pablo picasso and his wife, jacqueline, testified it was impossible anyone would get such a generous gift from the master. >> the le guennecs were given a two-year suspended sentence for possession of stolen property. box of picasso's artwork would >>> this past summer the national parks service celebrated its 100th anniversary. some of the parks date back to that time, but others are practicallra monument in texas, where they recently discovered the fossils of two dozen woolly mammoths or the katauten woods monument in northern maine. the acres were a gift from the founder of burt's bees. chip reid takes a walk through the history of our national parks. >> in 1872 thomas moran's spectacular paintings of a fantasy-like yellowstone created of the nation's first national park. but it wasn't until 1916, 100 years ago, that the national park service was