Memory Lane sold cards they didn't have per SCD

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Dude needs to tighten up that beard for his perp shot if he ever wants a chance for a cameo on "Americas dumbest criminals".

Props to the Strongsville Police for a job well done, I bet if they go Abu Ghraib on Paxton for the other two cards and he'll fold like a cheap card table, leading to a 3rd arrest.

It's weird I assumed he had just managed to unload two cards and would gladly tell the police to whom he sold them (as opposed to a third conspirator) to try and show cooperation at this point. I figured they'd be back in hand in a few days.

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

It's weird I assumed he had just managed to unload two cards and would gladly tell the police to whom he sold them (as opposed to a third conspirator) to try and show cooperation at this point. I figured they'd be back in hand in a few days.

I agree. Maybe he did and they just haven't been able to locate the person yet? Look how long it took to make the second arrest, and that was for storing the cards which were presumably at his house where they were located. You would have thought he would have been arrested faster than 2 weeks if the cards were found at his house.

[Mark17]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

It's weird I assumed he had just managed to unload two cards and would gladly tell the police to whom he sold them (as opposed to a third conspirator) to try and show cooperation at this point. I figured they'd be back in hand in a few days.

Maybe he sold them to random people at the show (non-table holders) and doesn't know who they were.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by Mark17

Maybe he sold them to random people at the show (non-table holders) and doesn't know who they were.

That woulda been ballsy!

[wayne97]

For the lawyers in the group--Won't the cards be held in evidence until after the trial is completed

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by wayne97

For the lawyers in the group--Won't the cards be held in evidence until after the trial is completed

I'm not a lawyer either, but what would the actual physical cards prove as evidence as long as there is an incontrovertible record of when and how they were recovered?

Since ML has started shipping them I'm guessing no.

[Lorewalker]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

I'm not a lawyer either, but what would the actual physical cards prove as evidence as long as there is an incontrovertible record of when and how they were recovered?

Since ML has started shipping them I'm guessing no.

According to the Sports Collectors Daily article that was published today, it states: "The 52 cards recovered by Strongsville Police are still being held as evidence."

[calvindog]

I don’t expect the winners to receive their cards next week. Or next month.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

I'm not a lawyer either, but what would the actual physical cards prove as evidence as long as there is an incontrovertible record of when and how they were recovered?

Since ML has started shipping them I'm guessing no.

Where did the information come from that they had started shipping?

[Rhotchkiss]

Update on my end - I have been paid 100% for my consignments, including the t204 Ramly Johnson that is still missing.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Where did the information come from that they had started shipping?

apparently a bad source...

[Kidnapped18]

No...see Post #48

Originally Posted by wayne97

For the lawyers in the group--Won't the cards be held in evidence until after the trial is completed