When NASA agents swooped into a Denny's restaurant in Lake Elsinore, Calif., earlier this year, authorities said they seized a purported "moon rock" from a woman who had been trying to sell it for $1.7 million.
What they didn't mention: The woman was a 4-foot-11, 74-year-old grandmother who, along with her now-deceased husband, had worked at North American Rockwell, a NASA contractor during the space program's early years.