Prosecutors claim a Philadelphia businessman and two Rhode Island residents schemed to sell $200,000 worth of forged Jason Kelce memorabilia on the market.

A man from Philly and two people from Rhode Island allegedly schemed to capitalize on the popularity of the former Philadelphia Eagle, the Montco DA says.

Three people are facing felony charges after selling forged sports memorabilia they claim was signed by former Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce.

Three people are accused of selling Philadelphia Eagles memorabilia with a forged Jason Kelce signature, officials say. The trio – Robert Capone, 51, of Philadelphia, LeeAnn Branco, 43 and Joseph Parenti 39,

The investigation began in June 2024 when officers were alerted to more than 1,100 fake memorabilia purportedly signed by Kelce, according to the DA's office.

Two Rhode Island residents were charged after allegedly selling forged Jason Kelce-signed memorabilia. Police said LeeAnn Branco, 43, and Joseph Parenti, 39, are facing several charges, including forgery,

A Philadelphia man and two people from Rhode Island are accused of forging Eagles legend Jason Kelce’s signature on $200,000 worth of memorabilia, improperly authenticating the items, and selling them,

Three people are facing charges after officials say they sold forged Jason Kelce-signed memorabilia worth approximately $200,000.