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Posted By: Jim Clarke

One problem he could have is how do you know those were "his exact" cards. If they were not graded with a certain label number, and if he had no scans of them. There is no way to insure those were actually his cards. Now with that being said, I'm sure if they found all those sets together it is pretty obvious they are his. However, if the honest person who came forward wanted to make a stink about it, I think he might be able to get away with it. I'm sure some attorneys can chime in on that.

I had a similar situation with an X employee of mine who stole 20 parts from me. He was selling them in the Sports Authority parking lot at half my cost on them. When he got busted he said he bought them at a flee market and he did NOT get prosecuted. The parts were made out of fiberglass from my molds and I even reported the parts stolen. But there was no way to proof that my parts were the ones he was selling