Right Thing To Do

[chiliwilly]

"We are giving him the ring back," confirmed Doug Allen, president of Mastro Auctions Inc., in the Chicago area.

http://www.nfl.com/teams/story/GB/9441514

 

[langway05]

Bill

I find this comment a might vague:

But Smith identified the person as Steven Mitnick, a Frenchtown, N.J., attorney. When reached for comment Monday by The Associated Press, Mitnick said, "I'm not interested in commenting."

Anyways, it was great to read that he'll be getting the original back. Maybe Jerry Kramer will give Steven Mitnick the replacement ring? Stranger things have occurred.

 

[dherm360]

I think the guy stole it 25 years ago off the plane

 

[hrad_23]

IMO that is what it sounds like... who knows anyways that dude shouldn't have had it in the first place.

 

[bearsfan1]

IMO that is what it sounds like... who knows anyways that dude shouldn't have had it in the first place.

if he bought it had every right to have it as long as he didn't know it was stolen(i for one beleave he stole it) he should have tried to contact Jerry Kramer to find out if it was stolen before trying to sell it though

 

[hrad_23]

bearsfan- i agree that if he bought it well hey it was his. but i do think that he probably stole it.