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Rosen was a very litigious guy which is why I'd never write about him in the past. I would see him and we'd talk at the Shriners Show but in the back of my head I was thinking about this deal. There's no way that he didnt know, otherwise, why would you pony up $18,000? One of those dont ask, dont tell- stolen merch deals. I believe the FBI interviewed him about this (I also believe he was interviewed on other occasions too. 4 comes to mind). I had no problems personally with Al Rosen and I got to know him pretty well, with that said, I certainly wouldn't put anything passed him.
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