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Originally Posted by Rich Klein
Jose Canseco and that means we all need to be very worried. I bet he knows where many of "the bodies are buried".
Rich
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How he most reminds me of Canseco, is that he turns on people/companies in which he was the one who initially supplied the junk to them in the first place.
When the piper comes a calling, he'll throw his friends under the bus the second his house comes under foreclosure again.
I like Travis, he's good for boxing, but I hope he doesn't eventually get steam-rolled by the Nash machine.
I've also noticed Nash has a habit of determining that every item that has a library stamp on it, must have been stolen at some point. I've been to enough library sales to know, these places are constantly blowing stuff out of their doors and dis-accessioning stuff to make room, and have been doing so for decades.
I once picked up an entire Civil War era bound volume of Harpers Illustrated Weekly from a library sale for 50 bucks.
Sure, if it can be definitively traced to the HOF, or some other confirmed robbery, I can understand, but if some librarian thought they could make 50 cents off a John Ward cabinet 50 years ago, and clear room, I don't understand why that would be so tough to believe. Without a police report, I think he is jumping to a lot of conclusions.