A California man is facing serious jail time after federal prosecutors uncovered a bogos sports and celebrity memorabilia scam.

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Anthony J. Tremayne admitted selling hundreds of forged collectibles of sports and pop culture icons for up to half a million ...

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From at least 2010 until December 2019, he advertised nationwide that the memorabilia had genuine signatures from famous athletes, musicians, actors, and other celebrities.

Former California resident Anthony J. Tremayne has pleaded guilty to selling hundreds of thousands of dollars in fake ...

Jenkins opted out of the House v. NCAA settlement, and his lawsuit does not seek a specific amount in damages.

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