Man Claims Discovery of Ancient Amphitheater, But Shocking Truth Emerges Behind Its Origins

Man Claims Discovery of Ancient Amphitheater, But Shocking Truth Emerges Behind Its Origins

“Of all criminals, forgers are the ones with the most talent, because they are able to create works of art,” Marseglia said. “Then there are scammers … I have no respect [for Malosso]. Calling him a forger is an offense to forgers.”

Fake Amphitheater Built By Franco Malosso

Anfiteatro Berico/FacebookFranco Malosso conned tourists for years by charging for visits to a fake ancient Greek theater in northern Italy.

Marseglia also said to CNN that in his 25-year career, he had never encountered a forged archaeological site.

Malosso was convicted in 2019 and lost an appeal in 2020. He made a final appeal to Italy’s supreme court, but it too rejected his arguments.

The court reaffirmed Malosso’s original sentence, which includes a 28-month jail term and a fine of 3,000 euros, or $3,462.

The site has been sequestered and Malosso was ordered to tear down his theater, but it’s unclear how that will happen. The mayor of the town reportedly has said he will not use public money for the demolition.


After reading about the Italian man who built a fake ancient Greek theater and charged for visits, discover the cons of Victor Lusig, including “selling” the Eiffel Tower. Then, learn about this ancient ticket made of clay that was found at the ruins of an ancient Roman theater in Turkey.

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