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Re: a different nephew rifle issue


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Posted by Tony in Mass. on May 28, 2011 at 19:27:28 from (71.233.164.20):

In Reply to: a different nephew rifle issue posted by prairie guy on May 28, 2011 at 13:48:02:

I don't know if it is in the bible or where, but I believe no one can $@#&w you like a relative. Family can be the worse enemy on the planet. I've had had something stolen, swiped or broken in 5 times over the years, twice by 'friends' I just met, 3 by close relatives. Last time broken door off the hingles, tons of tools all gone, copper pipe, hydraulic parts, on and on. And a 22 rifle was gone, I didn't have an idea who at all, but a trooper showed up- showed me an APB for my cousin's boy freind- btw, she was his cousin too! Things went fast from there, he stopped in to their freind up the road, that guy brought a ton of possibly stolen stuff they- 'stored there'- and over 20 guns out of his house, trouble is, the cop said none of them matched mine! In the process, we find, another relative, drove in after the break in, insted of telling the police -or me- HE went shopping, goober took more than the guy with the warrant! Cop didn't think a druggie would mess with heavy tools and tractor parts huh? He was right. Stolen guns 'can' be a federal felony, so it ain't up to you or the local DA to go easy, once the feds see a copy of the report, it's up to them. This has been going on for 50-60 years, may not stop in our lifetime. I"ll tell ya, when someone feels sorry for himself because he was an orphan - makes me laugh! I say " you don't think so, but you are one lucky @#$%^&*!!!!"


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