AN AP NIGHTMARE
You need to be factual about the evidence. Meaning that there was evidence of a break-in. If your girlfriend had access to your home is she capable of doing everything to get the money, and more importantly, why steal the players cards?
Clearly this has been in the works for awhile. Given the timing of your ex son-in-law and his circumstances, and his means, the motive is clearly there. As for your girlfriend what motive does she have at this time to do this? Hopefully you are using private detectives to help you out.
I am sorry that your family doesn't think highly of your girlfriend.
And I wouldn't rule out your team either.
And as a few people have mentioned, count your other blessings in life.
Quote: mcallister3200Sorry for the loss sounds horrific. Don’t mean to sound insensitive, but I don’t understand why you’re doing this here, doesn’t seem like a good idea or make any sense.
Sometimes it's easier to talk to strangers. Or sometimes you just need to "get it out". I'm guilty of it, too.
Bad run, darkoz. Nothing I hate more than a thief. The thought of it being a known entity and in your own home turns my stomach. Good to see it hasn't affected your creative writing; I'd be nothing but a string of curses and Homeland Security triggers right now.
Genuinely hope things get rectified and you come out on top.
Quote: terapinedConvenience vs safety
I will always choose safety [/
It's not convenience. Safety deposit boxes are not accessible 24/7. Opportunities present themselves whenever they pop up. Imagine finding a play of Friday of a holiday weekend and your bank is closed until Tuesday.
People who prefer safety rarely end up as pro gamblers.The difference between fiction and reality is that fiction is supposed to make sense.
Quote: AcesAndEightsI call BS on the whole thing, just a made up fantasy. Good writing though, enjoying it!
I stated emphatically that these were true events in the OP because even I find it difficult to believe what I just went through
And I sincerely wish it was some wild fantasy.
But sadly no. My life the last 6 days has been this crazy crime drama
Quote: FaceSometimes it's easier to talk to strangers. Or sometimes you just need to "get it out". I'm guilty of it, too.
Bad run, darkoz. Nothing I hate more than a thief. The thought of it being a known entity and in your own home turns my stomach. Good to see it hasn't affected your creative writing; I'd be nothing but a string of curses and Homeland Security triggers right now.
Genuinely hope things get rectified and you come out on top.
As the saying goes: "May God defend me from my friends; I can take care of my enemies."
Or that other one: "You can choose your friends, but not your family."
Quote: FinsRuleYou really have a high house edge on your line.
It's live betting on the next play, what do you expect?
ZCore13
Quote: FTBAs the saying goes: "May God defend me from my friends; I can take care of my enemies."
Or that other one: "You can choose your friends, but not your family."
For real. The last theft I suffered came at the hands of the son of a family my entire family is intertwined with. My ma shot rifle in school with his uncle, his grandpa was the local kind old man we'd go to for bicycle maintenance, uncle is still my mechanic for all my toys. I just rode wheelers with him last August.
3 months after the theft I watched the thief's body being carted out of the house.
Quote: Zcore13What if it's none of the above. Maybe someone that's been in your house (team member, friend, worker) left a hidden camera and just watched until they saw everything they needed. They then come back when you are gone, do the dirty work and take the camera with them.
ZCore13
Holy crap! I cannot see any flaw in your scenario! That's some messed up thing if that's what happened to Oz! O.O
