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Got Burglarized, What Should My Next Steps Be?
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yes, well....... if that's what he says, then that's what he says.
If one sets aside the Polish situation for a moment, it's also possible that the burglar was one of the many people that have been told about the fabulous wealth Squally is bringing in and came looking for it without realizing that the Poles have been, well, slow......it still seems unlikely that they would come back 4 times though. Once might be understandable, but 4? Especially since the total haul from all those visits was worth less than $2000?
IIRC, at one point Squilly had enough information posted in those threads to find his home address.yes, well....... if that's what he says, then that's what he says.
If one sets aside the Polish situation for a moment, it's also possible that the burglar was one of the many people that have been told about the fabulous wealth Squally is bringing in and came looking for it without realizing that the Poles have been, well, slow......it still seems unlikely that they would come back 4 times though. Once might be understandable, but 4? Especially since the total haul from all those visits was worth less than $2000?
Ummm - wait a minute…. are you saying that the deal as outlined in "Business Owners - Does this sound suspicious" is still pending? Or did I miss a few chapters. I was out of the loop for few months with some personal issues so I may have missed an important development or three.
BTW…. I doubt it would take any professional thief more than a minute to find most hidden wall-safes. I would bet doughnuts to bagels (both off the menu currently, but that's another story) that your brother's safe was 'hidden' in one of the usual spots. If your brother is involved in a sordid business deal… then it is not beyond plausible that someone was looking for the supposed cash he supposedly has.
Heck - it could have been one of us!! If I recall, someone here managed to identify you and even found a photo. Anyone reading these threads might be a suspect. Are there any process servers registered here? I'd start finger printing them.
Or…. it was the FBI looking for evidence of cash laundering and had to make it look like a robbery to cover their tracks.
It's not pending. A contract was signed but my brother is awaiting orders. I thought of the FBI idea before but it's doubtful.
The $80k was a sign on bonus. He has to sell them stuff for 3 (?) years I believe. They didn't order anything big yet as far as I know. Did a $200k deal before though, which is what my "Business Owners: Does This Sound Suspicious" thread was about.
Nope. Paid me $2k from the original $4500 but the $2k came from my grandfathers will.
There seems to be a fundamental error afoot in this thread.
It appears that some of the posters here are expecting (or seeking) logic, consistency, and reason in the responses to their questions.
Not going to happen...
As long as one casts all logic and reason to the wind...it still doesn't make any sense, but it goes down much easier.
It appears that some of the posters here are expecting (or seeking) logic, consistency, and reason in the responses to their questions.
Not going to happen...
As long as one casts all logic and reason to the wind...it still doesn't make any sense, but it goes down much easier.
Based on your FaceBook Status Updates, you seem to be very attention deprived. I'm honestly not quite sure what type of pleasure you receive from posting lies on a forum, but it is getting quite annoying.
On the other hand, this may be a very elaborate way to advertise your blog. Based upon your sheer lack of logical reasoning, everyone enjoys posting in your threads and they gain incredible popularity as soon as your username is seen.
Also, if your brother has $200K, I do not believe he would still be a Front End Cashier at Wegmans Food Markets Inc.
One more thing, you say your brother has a bank account in which the money is being deposited from the Poles. How is this possible without some sort of documentation to the IRS? Any transaction above $10,000 requires very meticulous paperwork to be sent to the Internal Revenue Service (and no, you can't just do it small amounts at a time, they will catch you).
Oh yeah, none of this is real.
On the other hand, this may be a very elaborate way to advertise your blog. Based upon your sheer lack of logical reasoning, everyone enjoys posting in your threads and they gain incredible popularity as soon as your username is seen.
Also, if your brother has $200K, I do not believe he would still be a Front End Cashier at Wegmans Food Markets Inc.
One more thing, you say your brother has a bank account in which the money is being deposited from the Poles. How is this possible without some sort of documentation to the IRS? Any transaction above $10,000 requires very meticulous paperwork to be sent to the Internal Revenue Service (and no, you can't just do it small amounts at a time, they will catch you).
Oh yeah, none of this is real.
Based on your FaceBook Status Updates, you seem to be very attention deprived. I'm honestly not quite sure what type of pleasure you receive from posting lies on a forum, but it is getting quite annoying.
On the other hand, this may be a very elaborate way to advertise your blog. Based upon your sheer lack of logical reasoning, everyone enjoys posting in your threads and they gain incredible popularity as soon as your username is seen.
Also, if your brother has $200K, I do not believe he would still be a Front End Cashier at Wegmans Food Markets Inc.
One more thing, you say your brother has a bank account in which the money is being deposited from the Poles. How is this possible without some sort of documentation to the IRS? Any transaction above $10,000 requires very meticulous paperwork to be sent to the Internal Revenue Service (and no, you can't just do it small amounts at a time, they will catch you).
Oh yeah, none of this is real.
Flaws in your post by paragraph:
1: it's not a lie. I also don't see how posting to Facebook on a weekly basis or so is me craving attention?
2: popularity? I'm seeking advice.
3: I keep telling my brother to update his place of employment. He doesn't work there anymore and hasn't for 2 years.
4: he's not money laundering. He has put money aside (at least I told him to) to cover taxes.
5: believe what you want. I wouldn't waste my time for nothing and this isn't an elaborate troll (I couldn't pull something like this off). If you're not going to provide advice, please leave.
Edit 1: How did you get my profile by the way? And why do you care?
Edit 2: which blog? The one in my QR code?
Edit 3: you joined today and this is your only post... Seems legit.
Flaws in your post by paragraph:
1: it's not a lie. I also don't see how posting to Facebook on a weekly basis or so is me craving attention?
2: popularity? I'm seeking advice.
3: I keep telling my brother to update his place of employment. He doesn't work there anymore and hasn't for 2 years.
4: he's not money laundering. He has put money aside (at least I told him to) to cover taxes.
5: believe what you want. I wouldn't waste my time for nothing and this isn't an elaborate troll (I couldn't pull something like this off). If you're not going to provide advice, please leave.
Edit 1: How did you get my profile by the way? And why do you care?
Edit 2: which blog? The one in my QR code?
Edit 3: you joined today and this is your only post... Seems legit.
1) I didn't mean the quantity of your posts, I meant the content.
2) You're so naive (or you seem to think everyone else is)
3) Makes sense!
4) You missed my point, of course. I don't even know why I'm responding to this to be completely honest.
5) I'm not providing advice, you're correct. We are not stupid. You clearly are NOT seeking advice as your stories are false. There are so many flaws in this thread it's incredible.
1/b) I don't care about your profile. Trust me. But I thought it was interesting how easily I found you.
2/b) Sure.
3/b) I am a real person! This would be an amazing computer science feat if I wasn't, however.
1) I didn't mean the quantity of your posts, I meant the content.
2) You're so naive (or you seem to think everyone else is)
3) Makes sense!
4) You missed my point, of course. I don't even know why I'm responding to this to be completely honest.
5) I'm not providing advice, you're correct. We are not stupid. You clearly are NOT seeking advice as your stories are false. There are so many flaws in this thread it's incredible.
1/b) I don't care about your profile. Trust me. But I thought it was interesting how easily I found you.
2/b) Sure.
3/b) I am a real person! This would be an amazing computer science feat if I wasn't, however.
#4: neither do I
#5, I know you're not stupid, which is why I come to seek advice. Just because there are flaws doesn't mean you should automatically come to the conclusion that I'm trolling. You question the flaws and I explain them.
Maybe you didnt get burglarised four times, but its a Groundhog day scenario and you just are living that day over and over again.
$80,000 dollars as a signing on bonus, that must be some fantastic resumé that your bother has got.
Have you ever thought of writing a book about your adventures.
I'm going to get back on topic now. The trooper is collecting my fingerprints today so they can match them against any other fingerprints on my TV that for moved. Oddly, the investigator couldn't find anything where the PS4 or Xbox Ones were which is odd cause it was a dusty area. Wonder if they were using gloves...
Also in what world do police collect fingerprints from an unsecured crime scene, 12 days after the supposed event, they would not be admissible in any criminal investigation.
State police/troopers*
Also in what world do police collect fingerprints from an unsecured crime scene, 12 days after the supposed event, they would not be admissible in any criminal investigation.
Why wouldn't they be admissible?
Also in what world do police collect fingerprints from an unsecured crime scene 12 days after the supposed event, they would not be admissible in any criminal investigation.
Evidence management
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Evidence management is the administration and control of evidence related to an event so that it can be used to prove the circumstances of the event, and so that this proof can be tested by independent parties with confidence that the evidence provided is the evidence collected related to the event.
collected in a fashion which does not compromise the nature of the evidence
kept in a fashion which maintains the nature of the evidence
handled in a fashion which allows no doubt that the evidence could not have been accidentally or deliberately altered or substituted
that is, the evidence presented for the proof is the exact evidence collected.Evidence management requiries the techniques used in:
warehousing and inventory control, of many items of evidence related to many events
curation and keeping of delicate and sensitive items, of a broad range in type of material and size
Main articles: Collection curation and Digital curation
secure custodianship and handover of responsibility, from the time and place of collection to the time and place of presentation as elements of a proof, often called either chain of custody or evidence continuity
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chain_of_custody
http://www.crime-scene-investigator.net/CrimeSceneInvestigationLE-2013.pdf
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