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Roger Hooper - Guilty
I'm not sure if anyone remembers or not, but Roger Hooper, who was charged with 5 different counts that involved resealing wax packs, dipping coins, and selling forged signatures finally had his trial and it concluded last night. A five-day trial that ended at around 12:15 AM this morning when the jury found him guilt on 4 of the 5 charges including a felony 1 charge, which I believe carries mandatory jail time and a $100,000 fine.
Don't forget your soap-on-a-rope Roger. |
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He obviously needed a better defense lawyer to spin him into a hero.
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Yes, if only he could have been saving the orphans and feeding the whales he might have turned that jury his way.
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hooper
I remember going to that guys store in PA., he always had tons of vintage stuff and reasonable priced, although he did sell me a fake copy of a rare Beatles 45 one time
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The system worked
He has been known to be a thief in these parts for some time. He even had his kid out peddling fakes for him around eastern PA. His kid was peddling everything from fake bazookas to fake 1941 double play cards. Hope the put him in a cell with someone that makes him his girl. He deserves it all the people he's ripped off over the years.
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the story
Dan M sent the story over....so here ya' go...
http://www.sportscollectorsdigest.co...d%20of%20fraud
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I agree but.......
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I am glad justice prevailed. The most important part of this is restitution. I am just sad to read the soap comment. There is nothing comical about rape. Soap on a rope implies forced sex followed by humiliation that leads to suicide or murder with the rope. I hope restitution gets made, and that he sees the error of his ways while avoiding fights, rape and torture. Have a great week and enjoy our hobby. Bill Hedin PS: Gun charges, too? The use of CI's (snitches) makes me want to throw up! Last edited by bh3443; 09-27-2011 at 05:46 AM. Reason: add text |
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Thanks for the ethics lesson and for explaining what I was saying. I'm sure it was lost on most people. Take it easy. David |
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Bill-Illegally selling guns makes me sick, not the use of CIs.
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Geez Bill, you are way over the top on your comments. The rope part means that the soap won't slip out of your hands and hit the floor so you need to bend down and pick it up. It's more of an anti-rape comment. |
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It's funny that should be mentioned. At the sentencing hearing Hooper's attorney asked about that very line from this very post and what I meant by it. Before I could say anything the DA told me not to answer. I thought the bailiff was going to fall over laughing.
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OK I am off of my soapbox...carry on....nothing more to see here.....keep moving people.... I am signing my name just so there is no confusion as to the author of this post Andrew White |
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