As with most of this season, there is a lot going on. Stealing in plain sight led to the FBI crossing the Rio Grande to retrieve stolen items, some of which were unknown to be lost to the public.
I didn't title this episode the name of the thief because it seems like the people he affected most, want him to move forward in life.
This story about Tom Brady getting back two of his Super Bowl championship jersey.
In the episode, I mentioned CTE being a catalyst for some of the harmful actions that people do, but I don't want it to seem as if I am disregarding the people behind those actions and saying that CTE is the only reason for those actions and behaviors. That is not what I meant, but my point did not come across well in the opening. What I was trying to convey is that there are still people behind those decisions and I wonder if there is a link to the behaviors since it is so common.
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