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Bizarre story of theft

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Created by Pcdefender > 9 months ago, 5 Jul 2022
Pcdefender
WA, 1607 posts
5 Jul 2022 9:27PM
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Last night i left my curtains open in the hope the sunshine would warm my lounge area up.

When i closed my bedroom door i was then worried some light would get through the gap between the door and the wall so i wedged a fleecy top in to the top of the door and hanged it from there down the side of the door to block some light so as not to disturb my sleep.

Strange i know but it gets a lot weirder

So i get out from my bed around 11 am and you guessed it the door would not open. I removed my fleecy top though it did take considerable effort and the door knob would turn but not open the door. I had broken the lock in my infinite stupidity

Stuck inside on the 2nd floor i called out to a 30 year old couple in the next block of units 20 metres away.

I gave them both instructions of how to get inside my car without a key and told them there is a spare set of house keys in the boot under the rug on their left hand side hoping they would be able to open my bedroom door from the outside.

Anyway they succeeded in getting in to the car and eventually found the spare keys to my unit.

Unfortunately my door locks were changed in the last few years and the key did mot work so i was stuck inside for around three hours till the maintenance person arrived

The latch he said was broken and it took him 5 minutes to open the door and another 10 minutes to fit another one.

Fast forward four hours and i decided to go to the shop but could not find my wallet in my house but then i remembered i had put it in a safe place in the boot after i went sailing yesterday as i did not want to leave it in the car as there was 150 dollars in it.

As i was walking to the car tonight to go to the shop i suddenly remembered the couple had been in there though my wallet was under the carpet to the other side of the boot to the instructions i had given them.

It hit me right then it might not be there anymore

It was, but the three 50 dollar notes had been removed though my two bank cards were still there.

As a sidenote another neighbour had called the police after seeing them attempt to get in my car and they arrived minutes later.

I heard them from my window explain what had happened and they left though i am now thinking one of my neighbours may have noticed them going thru my wallet.

There is a HD camera directly opposite the back of my my car situated maybe 5 metres away across the driveway though with their back to the cameras it might not pick up much evidence.

The couple are a very friendly sort and you would never pick them as thieves if that is what it is.

And yes i lied to the maintenance person saying i had no idea as to why the door would not open.. Probably another 300 or 400 dollars i would have been short of

Just going to put it down to a very bizarre set of circumstances.

Mr Milk
NSW, 3115 posts
6 Jul 2022 9:35AM
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Pcdefender said..
Last night i left my curtains open in the hope the sunshine would warm my lounge area up.


You must have a pretty extreme form of daylight savings over there in the West

Mark _australia
WA, 23496 posts
6 Jul 2022 12:34PM
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So where did you get the shrooms, its a bit early in the season......?

oldtelefart
148 posts
6 Jul 2022 3:24PM
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Let's examine the evidence carefully:
You left your house keys and your wallet in your car.
You managed to break your bedroom door lock using a fluffy blanket.
You instructed some random people how to break into your car, where your wallet was.

It has cost you $150 to learn that you're a dickhead.

Mark _australia
WA, 23496 posts
6 Jul 2022 5:05PM
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^^ hey come on. His profile says Kelmscott. He is lucky to be alive and only $150 down.

I love the story and wanna hear how it went if you relayed it to an insurance company? I mean it took 15mins (and a supervisor coming in to the ph call to listen also) for them to understand my electric garage door got stuck open a bit and people stole stuff from me.


jn1
SA, 2667 posts
6 Jul 2022 7:14PM
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oldtelefart said..
Let's examine the evidence carefully:
You left your house keys and your wallet in your car.
You managed to break your bedroom door lock using a fluffy blanket.
You instructed some random people how to break into your car, where your wallet was.

It has cost you $150 to learn that you're a dickhead.


That's what I like about CurmudgeonNET (aka Seabreeze.com.au). Curmudgeons connecting to Curmudgeons..

Pcdefender: Sorry to hear what happened mate. Are you sure they pinched the money ?. They sound like nice neighbours.

Carantoc
WA, 7188 posts
6 Jul 2022 7:09PM
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oldtelefart said..
Let's examine the evidence carefully:..


Please let's not.

Let's just step back and allow PCdefender and Macro to out-weird each other. Alone. And a long way away from anyone else.

Although I gotta wonder, were any bitcoins stolen from the car / wardrobe / open window ?

ratz
WA, 481 posts
13 Jul 2022 10:36PM
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petey is that you ?



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