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 ...

New details are emerging as Westfield police continue to investigate a counterfeit sports memorabilia scheme that experts are ...

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

Officials with the Hamilton County Coroner’s Office identified the person who died as 45-year-old Brett LeMieux. Officials said cause and manner of death are pending. A Facebook post allegedly from ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Police uncovered what could be the biggest counterfeit sports memorabilia scheme in history. That is ...

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

The ball that Shohei Ohtani hit for his 50th home run last season sold for $4.3 million. From rare trading cards to game-worn ...

When reached for comment by Complex on Friday (July 18), the Hamilton County Coroner's Office shared a death investigation report confirming that LeMieux, 45, had died on July 16. Meanwhile, a rep for ...

The sports memorabilia world has been shaken by the sudden death of Brett Lemieux, a dealer who claimed to have forged millions of autographs belonging to some of the biggest names ...

The sale of sports memorabilia is an absolutely massive business, and there are companies that rake in an absurd amount of ...