The Feds just love going to the National

[Anthony S.]

This shout out goes out to all the concerned hobbyists in room 307-310 on Wednesday night...

Not Warren Z., but a cool version...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zj39pjfssA


and in a similar vein...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVcUMloRgu0

Our favorite piece of sheet music in our collection of 24 (rare, player and/or team endorsed) high grade sheet music, is the super-rare"

The Feds Are Here To Stay

Ironically, the song was written for the 1915 Chicago Whales.

Who would have thought that a 95 year song would take on a whole
new meaning for the hobby/

Best


Bruce Dorskind
America's Toughest Want List

[Matt]

Bruce - can you share with us the details of the meeting?

[martindl]

'Crashed' - really. The article starts "An agent...". i.e. one person.

A single FBI guy hardly a crashing makes, surely. If there were wagon loads of agents 'crashing' through the doors maybe this would have garnered a little more interest from other media outlets, which would have been a good thing in my mind.

[FUBAR]

Hmmm yet no charges against Coach's Corner.... oh wait , doesn't Morales do forensic authentication for the FBI or so he claims!

How come someone with so many obvious fakes each and every month goes unnoticed?

[Misunderestimated]

In terms of law enforcement and investigations the benefit of questioning people at the national is that you can go from one to the other quickly making it difficult for the people being questioned to "get their stories straight" by communicating with one another after they are questioned. Its also a rather awkward situation for someone who is being questioned (whether they are merely a witness or a possible suspect). Awkward is good for investigators.

I don't know enough about what is being investigated to have an opinion about whether or not its a good thing but I think I understand why it is being done this way...