The forged items were offered for sale by Overtime Promotions and Diamond Legends, owned by defendants Robert Capone, 51, of Philadelphia, and Joseph Parenti, 39, of Cranston, RI, respectively.

Three have been charged with allegedly creating $200,000 worth of forged Jason Kelce memorabilia including Eagles helmets an jerseys.

A star-studded showdown will take place when Philadelphia takes on Kansas City in New Orleans on Sunday. Explosive playmakers who can stuff the stat sheet are on both rosters. With a championship on ...

The Tuesday signing event has been canceled. Through his attorney, Capone maintains that Kelce did sign items for Overtime Promotions at a June 2024 event at the Valley Forge Casino, but the ...

After two blowout wins have ended with boos from the home fans for not meeting an in-game chicken promotion, Ohio State could ...

Every night random fans are picked out of the stands to participate in contests that test their skill and promise a prize if ...

CRANSTON, R.I. (WPRI) — Two people from Rhode Island will face a judge out of state after allegedly selling fake Jason Kelce merchandise. The Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office in ...

By Sujeeva Thathsara President Anura Kumara Dissanaytake has effectively ‘pickpocketed’ the salaries of health professionals through this year’s Budget, the Association of Health Professionals has ...

Check those signatures because the autograph on that piece of sports memorabilia you just bought might be a fake. In light of recent headlines that a slew of alleged autograph items from former ...