Crazy news coming out of Westfield, Ind., as it’s being reported that a well-known sports memorabilia dealer took his own life after confessing to moving hundreds of millions of dollars worth of ...

A prominent sports memorabilia businessman was found dead after police carried out a search warrant into his allegedly fraudulent operation on Tuesday. Brett Lemieux, 45 of Westfield, Ind., was the ...

A sports memorabilia empire built on promises and glossy signatures came crashing down this week in Indiana, leaving collectors stunned and authorities piecing together a story that feels almost ...

An Indiana man being investigated for selling counterfeit sports memorabilia was found dead by suicide at his home Wednesday, July 16 when police conducted search warrants at the same residence. Brett ...

In what can only be described as one of the most complex and longest-running schemes in recent history, the FBI and state and local law enforcement authorities are now investigating a suicide that has ...

The most recent takedown of a large fake-autograph operation has collectors wondering who and what are trustworthy anymore.

In an update from the Westfield Police Department provided on Thursday, officials said that the department began an investigation into Mister Mancave LLC in February. Officials said that the ...

Back in July 2025, the sports memorabilia world got hit hard by the Mister Mancave forgery scandal. Brett Lemieux, the guy behind Mister Mancave, posted a shocking Facebook confession where he ...

This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255). A sports memorabilia dealer died ...

Brett Lemieux’s Mister Mancave confession revealed a $350 million forgery operation, driving a 2026 memorabilia trust crisis and resale declines. Back in July 2025, the sports memorabilia world got ...