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Posted: 5:01 AM Nov 3, 2006
Forged Brett Favre Memorabilia
A Green Bay man who allegedly sold fake Favre memorabilia has to pay back the people he defrauded.
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A Green Bay man accused of selling forged Brett Favre memorabilia has been sentenced to six months in county jail.
Michael Van Lanen must also pay back the people he defrauded, send them letters of apology and pay more than eight-thousand dollars in fines to the Brett Favre Fourward Foundation. Prosecutors said Van Lanen, the owner of all sports marketing, sold as many as 94 bogus prints.
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