Brett Lemieux, 45, who was being investigated for allegedly selling counterfeit sports memorabilia in Indiana, was found dead ...

Brett Lemieux, a 45-year-old man from Indiana under investigation for selling counterfeit sports memorabilia, was found dead ...

Westfield Police investigate sale of counterfeit autographed sports memorabilia. Founder found dead, evidence collected, and ...

A prominent sports memorabilia businessman was found dead after police carried out a search warrant into his allegedly ...

An Indiana man was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound shortly after allegedly admitting to a counterfeit sports ...

During the investigation, officers found 45-year-old Brett LeMieux dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Police in Westfield say the investigation into a counterfeit sports memorabilia operation is ongoing, following new ...

Westfield Police and the FBI executed search warrants at Brett Lemieux' home. Hours later, he was found dead. "It was an addiction," Lemieux wrote.

Police in Westfield, Indiana conducted two raids on warehouses this week as part of a counterfeit sports memorabilia ...

A spokesperson said officers were trying to serve the warrant Wednesday, July 16 in the 300 block of Hoover Street, near U.S.

The Hamilton County Coroner's Office identified autograph dealer Brett Lemieux, 45, as the man found dead when police ...

As the case progressed, additional victims were located, each claiming to have purchased autographed memorabilia from Mister Mancave that was later determined to be counterfeit. On Tuesday, July 15, ...