Thieves have stolen over $300,000 (£235.3K) worth of trading cards from Gen Con 2023. As spotted by our friends o…
As spotted by our friends over at
, the alleged theft occurred at the Indiana Convention Center on Wednesday 2nd August, the day before the show opened. According to police reports, the suspects acquired the cards whilst exhibitors were setting up for the event.
Two days later, the authorities shared a further two photographs of the suspects making off with their illegally acquired wares. ***Update*** two additional photos have been added. Detectives are still seeking help in identifying both individuals.
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