Storage Wars Semi-Regular found dead

[Ausm]

http://tv.msn.com/tv/article.aspx?news=790384

http://theclicker.today.com/_news/2...uyer-mark-balelo-found-dead-at-workplace?lite

I think he was in like 3 or 4 episodes and seemed like a real prick to me.

 

[IronWing]

Geraldo did it. After Al Capone's vault bombed he has been a man obsessed.

 

[Exterous]

Why is this news? Why do we have this idea that there is no pain, suffering or death in a war?!

 

[WT]

Was he the one trying to sell off an Atari 2600 or similar for a mint ??

 

[highland145]

Was he the one trying to sell off an Atari 2600 or similar for a mint ??

Yep. DOA.


Now X2

 

[BrokenVisage]

"RIPPPPPPP!" -Dave Hester

 

[swanysto]

He probably pissed off the godfather. He was too pretentious to kill himself.

 

[M0oG0oGaiPan]

what is going to happen to his purse collection?

 

[SKORPI0]

Darn, and here I was hoping that he'd become a regular... just for the lulz.

 

[Platypus]

"RIPPPPPPP!" -Dave Hester

well placed

 

[Train]

The 40-year-old was the owner of Balelo, Inc., a liquidation merchandise business. He came to the media's attention in April 2011 when he returned a rare copy of a 1938 Action Comics comic book he found in a storage locker, more than 10 years after it was stolen from its owner -- actor Nicolas Cage.

Cage did it.

 

[torpid]

Was he the one trying to sell off an Atari 2600 or similar for a mint ??

It was an original nintendo. He kept calling it an NES zero zero one and saying he saw one sell on eBay for a fortune. He took it to a game store and they told him it wasn't worth much at all and what he saw on eBay must have been a limited edition or something.

 

[WT]

DP ..

 

[WT]

It was an original nintendo. He kept calling it an NES zero zero one and saying he saw one sell on eBay for a fortune. He took it to a game store and they told him it wasn't worth much at all and what he saw on eBay must have been a limited edition or something.

Correct !! I actually felt bad for him that episode as the regulars were just tearing him apart for his poor business sense.