Vol4 wrote:


When my house was accidentally on fire, the people that help clean the house, helped us carry things, they are actually the thieves They just pretend they were helping us in tight situation but in truth, they took away all of the clean clothes, TV, and grain rice or anything valuable that undamaged. Advice: No matter how harsh the situation you in, if a stranger come and said they are pity you and want to help you, never trust them yet, even if you got nothing left to give them, you are yourself still have some use.

lilymac wrote:

I swear on my life, this girl stole my phone but she won't admit it.

AuZzii wrote:



This happened twice to me.. Thankf**k for insurance :>

lilymac wrote:



Let's roll the bitches.

Tarya wrote:

Just so ticked off and feel so violated that I just had to vent and share this.
I got a call today from my husband when he got home to let me know that our home had been broken into. The sliding glass door had been shattered and glass was everywhere. The thieves had rummaged through our house, pulling things out from everywhere.
We lost about $20k worth of items that we had bought within the last 7 years of our married life together...things we can't go out an easily replace.
The randomness of what was taken baffles me as well. They took our 46" LCD flat screen and playstation, but left our 24" and 32" monitors and desktop computers. They stole the laptop that was packed in a suitcase from a trip this past weekend, but left the other laptop that was in a laptop bag next to my desk that they riffled through. They stole all my husbands camera equipment - 4 Nikon cameras and a half dozen lenses...but they left all of my jewelry, except my engagement ring. In fact, they seemed disgusted with my pearls and had tossed them across the bedroom.
They opened all the dresser drawers upstairs, but looked through none of the cupboards or the china hutch. They stole a bass guitar and 6 string, but left the keyboard, drums and the rest of the recording studio equipment.
And this was all done in broad daylight before 11am - from the tire tracks that were left, we determined they were parked in the back of our house, and drove through several yards...and noone noticed.

So after sharing all of this and relieving a little pent up frustration, I have to go clean up glass and the dust from the police where they were searching for fingerprints.

My question, have you ever had a similiar experience? How does this make you feel and how did you deal with it?
At the moment, I feel disgusted and want to disinfect anything I think the thieves might have touched. And I probably won't sleep this evening...And I am so angry that I would kill them if they came back, really I would, and I am not a violent person. It scares me that I feel that way, and it scares me more that the police said they may come back to get what they couldn't take today.

Tarya wrote:

We got to see two of the three guys in handcuffs today, and more of our items returned, including 2 of the 7 stolen firearms. We are so very thankful that we were one of the lucky few to actually be getting justice - and our stuff back.
Hopefully they will get the third guy tomorrow, and will have more info on the rest of our items by then as well!

auhsoj1234 wrote:



couple months back my neighbor kicked in my door and took 2k in cash didn't touch anything else probably wore gloves too. I know it was him but couldn't prove it. a week later he robbed the guy across the street for 5 or 10k worth of electronics. being in our 20s trying to set up our places we were pissed. the guy moved and we haven't seen him since. I just beefed up security and keeping my eyes open, not much else to do. I even have a 150pd rottweiler idk how he got past him but that's life i guess.