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Rather uncharitable response if you read the article.

> Loll insisted on independence. Not only would the Museum of the Bible have no say on the team’s findings, her report would be final—and would have to be released to the public. The Museum of the Bible agreed to the terms. “Honestly, I’ve never worked with a museum that was so up-front,” Loll says.

In the documentary I linked above the museum was up front about knowing they had some fakes and were continuing to investigate. They didn't have to appear in the documentary and admit some embarrassing missteps, but did and seemed up front about it.

Not shocked that a biased commenter immediately tries to imply that MOTB is peddling lies without taking the time to find that the MOTB funded the research and analysis on suspicion of forgery and published the detailed report of the findings.

https://www.museumofthebible.org/dead-sea-scroll-fragments https://museumofthebible.cdn.prismic.io/museumofthebible/8ee...

Victim blaming isn’t a good look, no matter who is the victim.