Thread: Interesting Story

Think about the poor people whose identities were stolen. Maybe this will help catch these pathetic criminals!!

I feel for the people whose identities were stolen and these leeches living off them and their hard work!!

I'd lay everything out, photograph it then take the wallet to the police so it can be returned to the rightful owner, cash and all. Then I would send the photo, and the police report number to the welfare office and inform them this person had a huge amount of cash and is receiving government assistance. Let the authorities return the wallet and deal with the dishonesty.


Dixie

Originally Posted by Dixie

I'd lay everything out, photograph it then take the wallet to the police so it can be returned to the rightful owner, cash and all. Then I would send the photo, and the police report number to the welfare office and inform them this person had a huge amount of cash and is receiving government assistance. Let the authorities return the wallet and deal with the dishonesty.


Dixie

Bingo, that's the answer.

Originally Posted by Dixie

I'd lay everything out, photograph it then take the wallet to the police so it can be returned to the rightful owner, cash and all. Then I would send the photo, and the police report number to the welfare office and inform them this person had a huge amount of cash and is receiving government assistance. Let the authorities return the wallet and deal with the dishonesty.


Dixie

I think you're right, Dixie, and she is supposed to call me later tonight. I have no idea who her friend is but I will present your suggestion to her and see if she will tell her friend.

I also agree with USPatriot...two wrongs don't make a right. I don't know how many times I heard my Gramma say that growing up!

The wallet and contents needs to be returned; perhaps in the manner as Dixie stated, or to the local police. There is a chance that the owner could be here legally; maybe a tiny chance but still a chance.

Ostrich