bought it in 1991. stolen in 2006 off an ebay deal. it was sold off of the website CORNERSTONE CUSTOM CUES in ida Michigan. the owner says he forgot who he sold it to. he's a big fat liar !! $1000 bucks for its return
He's an idiot Bill. Not worth a second of anyone's time. Everyone here knows you're a solid dude so pay him no mind. Hope all is wellIf you keep slammin me and bad mouthing me and posting on my face book that iam shady I will have to contact a attorney.you called me and said i found a cue that was stolen from me in 2006,it is under your sold cue from 2011. and you wanted the name of who i sold it to in 2011.. then you told me that the insurance company gave you way more than it was worth. but you still wanted it back.and i told you that if you had the police contact me i would help them as much as i could. you responded that it had been 7 years and it was past the time , and they would not help you! I bought the cue in 2009 off ebay paid 880.00 sent it off had it restored and a extra shaft made.. it was for sale on my site for a little over 2 years then i sold it at a cue show for 1100.. then you contact me saying its yours and you need the name of the person i sold it to? and you could not give me 1 piece of proof --- ok iam supposed to take your word on everything you say..i told you to have the police contact me and i would try to help .. but after all the attacks and way you have threatened me --as my grandma used to say go fly a kite…you came across as very shady bragging about insurance and how you almost caught the guy in another country.. and if you remember i spent !/2 hour at a time with you on the phone trying to help 3-4 different times.. But then you post on my facebook of cues last week that bill has nice cues i wonder how many of them are stolen! oh by the way when you fly that kite wait til its storming so we can cull some of the hurd!
__________________And by the way you have stolen my pictures off my site it is our property.. and i believe you are the liar because you have never come forth with anything except my pictures saying its yours!! if i were you i would have tried to scam me out of a ivory handle
He's an idiot Bill. Not worth a second of anyone's time. Everyone here knows you're a solid dude so pay him no mind. Hope all is well :smile:
They sold stolen property. Laws apply to poolsticks just like any property. Ignorance is not an excuse of the law being broken.
Nick![]()
Clearly you've never actually studied the law. The principle "Ignorance of the law is no excuse" applies in a case where someone knowingly commits an act but is unaware the act is illegal. For that to apply here Cornerstone would have to know the cue was stolen property but sell it anyway because he didn't know it was illegal to sell it.
To be legally guilty of violating a law against possessing and/or selling stolen property the accused must KNOW it is stolen. That is referred to as an "element of the crime". It the police/prosecution cannot prove that the accused knew it was stolen they cannot charge him with that crime.
And, yes, this will be on the final exam.
TW
Actually this varies by state: BTW I am NOT the one asking the question below. This is from a legal FAQ website.
The police picked me up with an item in my possession that I bought on the streets. They say it was stolen property, but I didn’t know it was stolen. Can I be convicted for that?
The answer is maybe. In Louisiana, it is illegal to possess stolen things. Illegal possession of stolen things is defined as the intentional possessing or concealment of anything of value which has been the subject of a robbery or theft, under circumstances which indicate that the offender knew or had good reason to believe that the thing was the subject of a robbery or theft. The potential penalty is imprisonment for up to 10 years.
The key language in the statute is "under circumstances which indicate that the offender knew or had good reason to believe that the thing was the subject of a robbery or theft."
It is commonly known that drug users who are addicted will do almost anything to get money to buy more drugs. Hence, drug abuse results in many thefts, robberies and burglaries of homes and automobiles. The items stolen in these crimes are usually sold by the drug user on the streets for pennies on the dollar in order to raise money to buy drugs. Anyone who is familiar with this fact, and who is approached by someone on the street offering to sell something of value for pennies on the dollar should have a healthy suspicion that the object was the subject of a robbery, theft, or burglary.
Thus, if you buy an object from someone under these circumstances, you stand a good chance of being convicted of the offense of illegal possession of stolen things, even if you did not have "actual knowledge" that the item was stolen.
Clearly you've never actually studied the law.
If the item was purchased on ebay, for a "reasonable" price, there is no reason to believe it was stolen.
Actually this varies by state
In Louisiana, it is illegal to possess stolen things. Illegal possession of stolen things is defined as the intentional possessing or concealment of anything of value which has been the subject of a robbery or theft, under circumstances which indicate that the offender knew or had good reason to believe that the thing was the subject of a robbery or theft. The potential penalty is imprisonment for up to 10 years.
The key language in the statute is "under circumstances which indicate that the offender knew or had good reason to believe that the thing was the subject of a robbery or theft." [...]