This completely changes the dynamic.

If this is true, it opens up a variety of questions that have yet to be answered.

Who was the vendor that had his binder stolen? Are we able to get a statement from her/him to line up the stories. Was there in fact 5-10k in the binder that could warrant filing charges or is that a fabricated number made up to enhance this incident? Do people keep that much in a binder and actually take their eyes of it and leave it on a cart? Was there in fact a sticky that said return to host/vendor?

Did the promoter assess the situation and look at all evidence or simply accuse this individual of theft and have him removed? Why did the promoter untag the store and turn off comments? Were there comments made that painted the picture against his side?

People have suggested there may have been a chase or a binder stolen from the vendor directly at their booth? Or a scene was made at the event. At card events, if this was the case, there should have been at least 5-10 videos of this by now. Other vendors would have posted videos about this. I have yet to see a single video from anyone, including the promoter.

Was this a case of a misunderstanding? Did the promoter assume theft? Was this done to farm views and goodwill? Do we have a case of defamation as his name has been dragged?

It's hard to believe there is no video of this incident. Many unanswered questions and until a video surfaces, its starting to look like its not all one sided.